Luna Bella Gallery opens in Hollywood
Luna Bella Gallery in partnership with RC Creative Design is a new adventure in the world of art featuring design services and accents that are suitable for both home and office. Ramon Carrillo of Luna Bella Gallery signed a lease for the 1,200 square foot storefront at 2015 Harrison Street in October. Pablo Rodriguez represented Montreal Properties, LLC, the property owner in the deal.
The opening of Luna Bella Gallery is the latest contribution to the evolving gallery and design district along Harrison Street in Downtown Hollywood. Part art gallery, part design studio, Luna Bella Gallery boasts numerous artists work spanning cultures and continents.
Integrated by qualified interior designers, contractors and professionals who have worked together for over a decade, RC Creative Design offers an extended range of interior design and remodeling services including window treatment, custom design of kitchens and bathrooms and flooring. The company specializes in decorative painting, such as faux finish, Venetian plaster, Marmorino, Old World, textured walls, wood graining and murals. Described as a ‘turn-key’ operation, RC Creative Design offers management support for every project including design consultation, budget control and final delivery.
When asked why he decided to open Bella Luna Gallery in Downtown Hollywood, Mr. Carrillo responded, “I had thought about opening a retail location for quite sometime but could not find the right location. After providing some services for Montreal Properties, we discussed the possibility of Luna Bella Opening. Downtown Hollywood is a great community for business development and the timing was perfect for us to open.”
Luna Bella Gallery is open Monday through Friday from 11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m., Saturday from 3:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. and Sunday by appointment. For additional information about Luna Bella Gallery, please call 954.251.3776 or visit www.lunabellagallery.com
For more information on Downtown Hollywood businesses or events, please call Lisa Liotta at the City of Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency, 954-921-3016 or visit www.downtownhollywood.com.
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Posted by Andrea Freygang
on Dec 27 2009. Filed under Art, Broward County, Culture, Hollywood, Local news.
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