- 20+ Years of Design Experience — Olga Rechdouni, ASID
- ASID Professional Member
- Custom Design · Fabrication · Installation
- Luxury Homes Throughout Los Angeles
Beverly Hills Private Dining Room
Editorial note: Imagery and project details are presented as portfolio and representative content. Final specifications, materials, and outcomes vary by project and are confirmed during consultation and contract documentation.
Acoustic Commercial Drapery — a portfolio project documenting a window treatment approach in Beverly Hills, CA. A studio reference in design intent, material specification, and architectural reasoning.
A private dining room within a high-end restaurant. Hard surfaces — glass, stone, walnut — made the room conversationally fatiguing within minutes. The brief was to drop perceived volume by at least five decibels without changing the architecture.
Full-height velvet panels on three walls, ceiling-mounted, full fullness, IFR-treated. Decorative iron hardware to read with the existing millwork.
IFR-rated heavyweight cotton velvet in deep moss, full fullness.
Hand-forged iron rods with custom finials; ceiling-mount returns on the open wall.
Installed overnight to avoid restaurant closure; acoustic measurements taken before and after install.
Conversational decibel level dropped 6.2 dB on measurement. The room now seats parties of twelve in genuine acoustic privacy.
- Acoustic intervention
- Commercial IFR
- Hospitality finish
- Private dining
Related from the Studio
The reasoning behind this work
The decisions behind this project — how the room was read, what the drapery was asked to do, and why each specification was chosen — follow the same written method the studio applies to every commission.
For the specification work behind this project, read Custom Restaurant Drapery in Beverly Hills, Custom Acoustic Drapery in Beverly Hills, and Custom Fire-Retardant Drapery in Beverly Hills. For the broader practice in this neighborhood, see custom drapery in Beverly Hills. Pricing for projects of this scope is set out in the 2026 Custom Drapery Pricing Guide.
The work on this project draws on the studio's reference library. For the fabric itself, see Fire-Retardant, Acoustic, and Cotton.