Artifacts display ideas

Image 5 of 5 from gallery of Display Cases in Mithraeum Bloomberg Space | Goppion. Mithraeum Bloomberg Space

Preethi Prabhu - Home Stying Ideas for Indian Homes on Instagram: "@kubercreations_bangalore is opening their doors to retail stales. They have one of the largest collections of brass articles in Bangalore and it's all on display in their Peenya showroom. With about 8000 products to choose from, you can find something for your budget. While their main focus is on wholesale business, they are happy to invite retail buyers to visit and buy. They are a walking distance from the Peenya…

Ancient art restoration & conservation. Custom mounting and display stands. Specializing in Pre-Columbian art, I also offer affordable, authentic art and artifacts from throughout the world. Browse the Galleries for a wide selection of ancient artifacts and tribal art from the Americas, Asia, Africa, Europe, the Middle East and the Pacific Rim.

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If you seek a harmonious blend of open and closed storage, a display cabinet with shelves is an excellent choice. These cabinets typically feature glass doors, allowing you to showcase your most prized possessions, such as family heirlooms, fine china, or a carefully curated collection of art and artifacts, while protecting them from dust and damage.

This monochromatic styled shelving is everything! Transitional meets minimalist with it’s clean lines and neutral pops of color. It’s a perfect example of stacking, layering, and grouping in odd numbers to acheive visual balance

With her eponymous line still making waves after two decades, few understand the power of first impressions like celebrated Greek jewellery designer, Ileana Makri, whose new flagship Athens-based store is defined by a monolithic black oak door, flanked by asymmetrical stone-framed windows. Outfitted by architect Stelios Kois, this mysterious façade sets the tone for an enchanted forest within, which sees the designer’s intricate collection hanging from glass and metal ‘trees’