Romo Fabrics
Distinct, timeless and elegant – this is a brand that is pure aspirational offering a “diverse style enriched with a sophisticated colour palette”.
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A ROMO fabric or wallpaper is all class. Distinct, timeless and elegant – this is a brand that is pure aspirational. The founding brand of the Romo Group, ROMO is renown for its assorted library of classic and contemporary designs and versatile plains, offering a “diverse style enriched with a sophisticated colour palette”.
ROMO – INSPIRED BY TRAVEL, FASHION, NATURE & THE OUTDOORS
Led by Design Director, Emily Mould, the ROMO studio is a continuous hub of activity and creativity – an “Aladdin’s cave of sketches, paintings, fabric and colour charts” – all creating a constant source of inspiration. ROMO collections are launched twice a year, through a network of designers, retailers, distributors and agents – meaning the brand has recognition in more than 70 countries around the world.
WINNER OF THE QUEEN’S AWARD FOR ENTERPRISE INTERNATIONAL TRADE 2017
ROMO BRANDS include – BLACK EDITION, KIRKBY DESIGN, MARK ALEXANER, VILLA NOVA and ZINC TEXTILE
ROMO prides itself on giving customers exactly what they want – even if, at first, they’re not sure what that is. The customer is at the forefront of any launch and great thought is put into the designs and colour palette, ensuring that each collection can be used to create a cohesive scheme for all types of home. The design team includes expert weavers and talented artists. IN fact, all original artwork is intricately hand painted and delicately coloured at ROMO’s in-house design studio.
ROMO products are showcased in pattern books, which are on display in shops and studios throughout the world – including each of GILROY INTERIORS three showrooms.
ROMO’s head office is in Nottinghamshire in the United Kingdom and it has showrooms in London, New York, Miami, Munich and The Netherlands, where a complete range of its fabrics and wall coverings can be viewed in pattern books and on large hangers.