Date Founded: 2006
Founder: Gordon Goff
Headquarters Address: 31 Commercial Blvd Ste F, Novato, California, 94949, United States
Country of Origin: United States of America. North America.
Business Category: Book Publisher, Publishing, Multimedia & electronic book publisher
Genre: Fiction, Nonfiction, Memoir, Comics, Planner, Children’s Books
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Bookstore: https://oroeditions.com/
Hours Of Operation: 8am - 5pm Pacific Time
Primary Language: English US
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Email: info@oroeditions.com
Phone Number: 415-883-3300
Annual Revenue: ($0-100k)
Number of Employees: {1-9}
Areas Served: United States
Products & Services: eBooks, Paperback, Publishing, Editing, Formatting, Printing
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About ORO Editions
ORO editions publishes a wide range of highly acclaimed, award-winning illustrated books specializing in architecture, urbanism, landscape, art photography, academia & applied research along with a growing list of culturally stimulating disciplines and topics. ORO creates and collaborates with a diverse range of talented authors, contributors, editors and designers, from small projects to multi-title publishing programs for global design practices. ORO and its imprints have published over 700 titles in the last 15 years while establishing a global distribution program, bringing each book to the world market through a carefully curated marketing program. Enlightening readership with a broad range of what design publishing constitutes, ORO seeks out the finest authors, designers, thought leaders, and content creators in their respective disciplines in an effort to build innovative titles that elude commercial stereotypes.
ORO Editions and its imprints are widely recognized and admired for superb quality and excellent production values, continuing to push the limits of what can be achieved in the timeless realm of print media. The hands on craftsman approach to bespoke publications and an intense focus on creating “objet’ d’art,” supercedes the capabilities of typical commercial publishers and embraces the cutting edge of what is possible to achieve in the printing and binding mediums of book-making.
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