Interior Inspiration in Cambridge
Visitors to Cambridge in the final days of the month are invited to meet our specialists at the inaugural Inspire Home Show.
Sworders Fine Art is sponsoring the September 27-30 event at Quy Mill Hotel & Spa alongside high-end retailer John Lewis and kitchen and furniture makers David Hall.
On view at the stand will be a selection of lots from forthcoming sales of Decorative Arts, Modern British Art and Prints, while experts will be on hand to advise on buying and selling at auction.
A series of informal talks and competitions will be on offer to engage new audiences in the world of auctioneering with Sworders the only fine art auctioneers participating in the home interest show that runs alongside the well-established Cambridge Art Fair held in the same marquee.
“Quality art and design is at the heart of our business” commented Guy Schooling, Chairman. “We are delighted to be supporting Inspire Cambridge and to be given an opportunity to demonstrate that stylish and imaginative interiors can be both affordable and accessible.”
Inspire Cambridge is easily accessible, located just off junction 35 of the A14 on the outskirts of city, with ample parking on site.
For more information about the event, please contact info@sworder.co.uk
We hope to see you there!
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