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The architects of this stadium wanted
to be able to control the amount of ambient light. Working with them, we designed tracked fabric romans which incorporated a real good UV inhibitor. Then, as no one wanted to have to climb up to the ceiling to retract these massive romans, we motorized the complete installation. |
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Many office spaces incorporate an
attrium and with sky lights to afford the plants lots of
Sun shine. Too much Sun shine for some plants is not a
good thing however. Here, as part of our drapery installation for this office, we incorporated side tracked Sun shades which could be adjusted from floor level. |
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Creating the right office enviornment
is a most important detail. Obviously this office waiting area see's a lot of direct Sun light. One could have draped black plastic over all these windows to protect visitors in this office area. A more subtle approach was to incorporate stitched pleated roman "Sun Screen" shades which properly blended with the rest of the office decor. (these romans can be be motorized) |
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Here in this hotel, you see stitched roman window treatments and covering French doors which lead to a balcony. |
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Home theater is a big thing these
days. With out the right draperies however, it is just a big TV with loud speakers. Here, with the proper selection and design of these draperies, we created a theatrical entrance to this home theater. |
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Whether it is your home or a
commercial drapery installation, a stage "sets the
stage". The variations of draperies are endless. |
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One of our hotels in Hawaii adorn arch top flat romans in a cozy sitting area. |
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Flat romans used in a special and private room..... |
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There isn't anything in commercial
drapery installations that we have not done. Have you seen this stage? On your next trip to Las Vegas, you just might. What are your requirements? |
