There’s a batch of interesting new showrooms to explore this month. Read on for details

Timorous Beasties has opened a flagship showroom in the heart of Clerkenwell. The new space on Britton Street is arranged over the ground floor and lower ground floor levels of an old printworks. Customers will be able to browse and purchase Timorous Beasties’ entire collection of wallpapers, fabrics and accessories as well as smaller gift items for the home.

Sustainable furniture brand Another Country is celebrating nearly 15 years since its founding with a refresh of its Marylebone retail space in London The revamped showroom, designed in collaboration with colour consultancy Ette, unveils a contemporary aesthetic featuring vibrant block colours, new merchandise and a thoughtfully redesigned layout.

Sculpture dealer Stuart Lochhead is opening a new gallery on Old Bond Street this month, designed by Kodai & Associates. This new step for Stuart Lochhead Sculpture will offer the perfect platform for the gallery’s vision of presenting Old Master sculptures in a striking, contemporary environment.

British handmade kitchen company Olive & Barr has opened its flagship showroom in Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire. The company combines traditional joinery with modern techniques to create elegant kitchen cabinetry. With established showrooms in South London and Cheltenham, the new showroom, set within a 6,500 sq ft, Grade II listed Jacobean barn, is the most expansive of the three and caters to the growing customer base. (Read my round-up of stunning kitchen installations here)

GROHE has opened its first UK Specification Hub on the second floor of the London Business Design Centre in Islington. The hub has been created as a dedicated space for predominantly A&D customers to see first-hand the GROHE portfolio, providing advice and the opportunity to see and handle the products ahead of decision-making.