OBI opened an experimental showroom in MEGA Teply Stan, where you can learn how to design and repair in practice.
OBI chain of hypermarkets for repair and dacha together with MEGA malls and online portal InMyRoom has launched online project “Big repair encyclopedia” /data/away/9ea2548d6944d7ea53230ddcba966f5a/.
The 21st of July in MEGA Teply Stan opened for the visitors a designer showroom OBI, where you can not only find an unusual solution for your interior but also train your design and repair skills and get professional advices.
The showroom will be open until September 23, and the exhibit will be updated. Every weekend the venue will host workshops, lectures by famous designers, master classes and creative workshops for children.
The Big Encyclopedia of Repair” is a new format of useful family entertainment for Muscovites who are interested in interior design and want to make their homes more cozy, stylish and individual. We invite everyone to try their hand at renovation and walk with us through its basic stages, from rough work to final decor. Visitors will be able to get advice from interior designers, experts from leading brands and professional craftsmen.
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Together with OBI we have created this project in order to share new ideas with our visitors and inspire them for non-standard solutions, which will help to make the interior of their houses not only cosy and functional, but also original. A format of test-drive chosen for the project will allow every visitor to plunge into the world of modern design and follow the process of realization of the most daring and unique ideas from the beginning to the end. Our goal is to inspire everyone involved in the project and give them not only ready-made interior solutions, but also positive emotions, which will help them perceive the renovation process as an exciting creative work
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In August the lectures of Alena Gorskaya, the author of the show room design project, and Mikhail Zhilin, the designer of “School of repair” and the founder of “FIX Repair” service, are planned.
The program of events and the schedule of master classes can be found on the page of the project “The Great Encyclopedia of Repair” /data/away/9ea2548d6944d7ea53230ddcba966f5a/ .
How does OBI teach individuals to make modern repairs on their own? Is it through step-by-step instructions, video tutorials, or hands-on workshops?
Can you provide a step-by-step guide on how OBI teaches making a modern repair with your own hands? And what kind of repairs specifically can be learned through OBI?