Beverly Hills Private Dining Room
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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