Drapery is not a product. It is a solution.

The wrong sheer for the right view

A Malibu homeowner wanted to use the same sheer fabric they had seen in a neighboring home. After evaluating the project, Olga determined that the selected fabric was not the best solution for that specific oceanfront exposure. A higher-performance sheer was specified that preserved the ocean view while providing improved durability, solar protection, and long-term performance.

Lesson — A fabric that works beautifully in one home may be completely wrong in another.

Mounting the architecture, not the window

A homeowner wanted to mount drapery only slightly above the window in order to reduce fabric costs. Olga recognized that the room had beautiful high ceilings and that the architecture deserved to be emphasized. Instead of mounting drapery directly above the window, the drapery was installed from ceiling to floor. The result was a room that felt dramatically taller, more elegant, and more luxurious.

Lesson — Good drapery design enhances architecture rather than simply covering windows.