Mo’ Room Arts & Crafts

LUCCA, TOSCANA
Mo’ Room Arts & Crafts

A shop, exhibition space, and gallery dedicated to handcrafted works and the Arts and Crafts spirit in the heart of Lucca.

At a glance

Mo’ Room Arts & Crafts is a multifunctional creative space in Lucca that functions simultaneously as a shop, exhibition venue, and gallery. The establishment celebrates the principles of the Arts and Crafts movement, prioritizing unique artisanal creations and handcrafted design.

History

Details about the founding and history of Mo’ Room Arts & Crafts are not provided in available sources; check the official website or contact the venue directly for more information.

What you see

The space functions as an integrated shop and gallery. Visitors explore curated displays of handcrafted works and artisanal pieces reflecting Arts and Crafts aesthetics and values. The venue’s location in central Lucca makes it accessible to both residents and tourists navigating the city’s winding streets.

Cultural significance

Mo’ Room Arts & Crafts represents a contemporary commitment to traditional craft values and handmade design. The venue supports artisans and makers within the broader cultural landscape of Lucca, a city with deep roots in artistic production and heritage craftsmanship.

Key facts

  • Address: Via della Zecca, 60, 55100 Lucca
  • Coordinates: 43.8455126, 10.509397
  • Phone: 333 878 2997
  • Official website: https://mo-room-arts-crafts.business.site/

Practical information

Opening hours are not listed; check the official website or call ahead before visiting. The venue’s location on Via della Zecca places it within Lucca’s historic center, easily reached on foot from major landmarks.

Getting there

Mo’ Room Arts & Crafts is located at Via della Zecca, 60, in central Lucca. You can reach it by foot from Lucca’s main piazza or by following local directions. For specific directions from your current location, consult a mapping service using the provided coordinates or address.

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