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Posh people's paint store opens in Solihull

Pictured: High gloss store - the new Farrow & Ball outlet at Mell Square

Posh people's paint and wallpaper store Farrow & Ball has opened a new showroom at Solihull's Mell Square.

The famous Dorset based firm has opened a 900 sq ft store, on a new ten year lease. Best known for their presence in upmarket Home Counties towns and fashionable London, this is the first outlet that Farrow & Ball has opened in Solihull.

The letting is a huge coup for Mell Square, which is continuing to attract niche independent retailers, despite the recession.

Rob Alston, retail partner at Cushman & Wakefield, said: "Farrow & Ball is precisely the sort of quality retailer that we have been looking to attract to Mell Square.

"The store complements some of the recent lettings that we have seen there, including Aspire Style, Walnut & Weave, and Edinburgh Woollen Mill, who only opened at the end of last year.

"Occupancy rates at Mell Square are very good, and Solihull is holding up a lot better than most towns in the present climate."

Farrow & Ball is based in Wimborne Minster, and was founded in the 1930s. It is one of very few traditional paint manufacturers left in the UK, and is known for its use in restoration projects and in buildings of historical significance.

The company supplies paint for use in interiors and exteriors, and also produces screen-printed wallpapers.

 

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Article published by Midlands Business News on 23 January, 2012

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