The phrase "art showrooms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to spaces or venues where art is displayed and sold, often featuring various artists' works.
Example: "The city is home to several art showrooms that showcase both emerging and established artists."
Alternatives: "art galleries" or "art exhibitions".
It "would be at once an art showroom, a storage facility and a free port," said Daniel Janicot, head of the agency redeveloping the riverfront as part of a government-sponsored cultural and urban renewal project.
Schutz - 655 Madison Avenue No, that's not an art showroom - it's a shoe store.
This weekend, during the annual Waterford Fair (waterford foundation.org), the tiny stone jail will be converted into an arts showroom.
A year later, I had a chance to meet Christopher again a the unveiling of his new flagship store located in West Hollywood: a state-of-the-art showroom three times the size of his original flagship store in Beverly Hills.
In the art gallery-showroom, I edged closer to the refreshingly simple-looking Poggenpohl kitchen setup.
"Dealers save their best and most rare pieces for the Biennale," says Christian Boutonnet, owner of the fabulous L'Arc en Seine art deco showroom.
Architects Patrick Berger and Jamine Galiano converted the viaduct's scores of brick-and-stone arches into a series of glass-fronted shops, galleries, art studios, furniture showrooms, cafés, and restaurants.
And while the gleaming high-rises, luxury malls and predictable high-end chain stores have drawn comparisons to Dubai (not always favorably), the transformed landscape also holds a number of alluring new independent art galleries, fashion showrooms, stylish restaurants and cocktail lounges.
The photographer Claudia Martins and the graphic artist Zita Majoros opened Printa (Rumbach Sebestyen utca 10; printa.hu), which houses an art gallery, a showroom for young designers and a cafe serving direct-trade espresso.
Cannons Out, Artworks In After a stroll back past the East Avenue mansion and a break at Spot Coffee, a delightfully eclectic coffeehouse inside a 1930's Art Deco car showroom a block from the Inn on Broadway, we decided to visit another example of how an old industrial enterprise has found new life.
