Locally Sourced Materials Define the Tomo Experience

  Tomo – is a restaurant in White Center, just south of Seattle, WA. The client named the restaurant after his grandmother, Tomoko, and the Japanese word “tomodachi”, meaning ‘friend’. Embracing these warm roots, wood became the centerpiece of the space. Nearly every piece of the interior was created locally, bringing down the carbon footprint … Read More "Locally Sourced Materials Define the Tomo Experience" The post Locally Sourced Materials Define the Tomo Experience appeared first on Zarkon Group Real Estate Builders & Developers.
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