Motawi Tileworks reopens to public in Ann Arbor
Motawi's signature art tiles in its gallery at 170 Enterprise Drive in Ann Arbor. (Motawi Tileworks)
ANN ARBOR – Motawi Tileworks reopened on Tuesday, resuming normal business hours as stores and restaurants begin to open their doors across the state following closures due to COVID-19.
Motawi’s gallery and Boneyard will be open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday.
Its design department is open Monday through Friday by appointment only.
Visitor capacity will be reduced and new safety guidelines have been put in place, including:
Two visitors will be allowed entry at a time.
Visits are limited to one hour if others are waiting.
If you have a fever or are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 or other illness, please come when you are well.
Face masks must be worn during visits. We also strongly encourage wearing disposable gloves, which we will provide.
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Low contact payment methods like credit cards, Apple Pay or Google Pay are preferred.
Curbside pick up is still available. To place an order, click here .
All tours and workshops are canceled until further notice.
Motawi Tileworks is at 170 Enterprise Drive.
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