NOMA Expands Showroom to Over 1,000 Square Metres

by | Jan 27, 2026 | News, Products | 0 comments

NOMA Expands Showroom to Over 1,000 Square Metres

NOMA has announced a major expansion of its flagship showroom, increasing the capacity to over 1,000 square metres.

The enlarged destination will showcase an even broader range of lighting and seasonal décor and will debut a brand-new, immersive Harry Potter–themed showroom experience.

The expanded showroom marks a significant milestone for NOMA, reflecting continued growth and strong customer demand for inspiration-led displays and hands-on product discovery. Designed to elevate the in-store experience, the additional space enables larger installations, interactive zones, and curated seasonal trends.

Headlining the launch is the Harry Potter Showroom – a spellbinding environment inspired by the Wizarding World. Visitors will be invited to step into a cinematic setting featuring themed lighting, atmospheric décor, and exclusive displays that bring magic to life through light.

“Our expanded showroom gives us the freedom to dream bigger,” said Frank Kaminski – Director of NOMA. “From showcasing our latest innovations to unveiling immersive experiences like the Harry Potter Showroom, this new space lets customers explore, imagine, and be inspired in ways that simply weren’t possible before.”

The showroom also features dedicated zones for indoor and outdoor lighting, festive collections, and trend-led installations, offering visitors a comprehensive look at NOMA’s evolving range.

Highlights include the Arboretum forest of Christmas trees — a stunning range of realistic, lifelike artificial trees inspired by real-world examples; Firework Trees that shimmer and sparkle in perfect synchrony; and vibrant Spectrum-coloured designs that add a bold, modern twist to traditional décor.

The NOMA showrooms have now officially opened to trade Customers, partners, and media, along with the launch of the 2026 catalogues.

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