- 20+ Years of Design Experience — Olga Rechdouni, ASID
- ASID Professional Member
- Custom Design · Fabrication · Installation
- Luxury Homes Throughout Los Angeles
Top Treatments
Top treatments — cornices, valances, and pelmets — are the studio's tool for resolving ceiling and architectural conditions where a clean panel alone cannot. Specified well, they read as millwork. Specified poorly, they date the room.
Why Choose This Style
Upholstered cornices conceal motorized tracks while adding decorative weight.
Pelmets in coastal Spanish and Mediterranean rooms read correctly when proportioned to the architecture.
Cornice depth, projection, and return are calibrated to the room — there are no standard sizes.
Where Top Treatments Drapery Belongs
- Every residential and commercial project the studio accepts
- All ceiling heights
- Every architectural style — the discipline is universal
Frequently Asked Questions
- When is a top treatment correct?
- When the architecture asks for one — traditional rooms, formal dining rooms, and rooms where the track must be concealed.
- Are top treatments outdated?
- Outdated only when they are over-scaled, over-decorated, or unrelated to the architecture. A well-proportioned cornice reads as timeless.
- Can top treatments hide motorization?
- Yes — this is one of their most useful contemporary applications.
Top Treatments Drapery Across Los Angeles
The studio works privately throughout Greater Los Angeles — measuring, fabricating, and installing top treatments drapery for residences in:
Consultations are also available throughout Calabasas, Hidden Hills, Hancock Park, Woodland Hills, and the surrounding foothill and coastal neighborhoods — see all studio service areas.
Top Treatments drapery is documented across the studio archive. Recent installations include Malibu Ocean View Residence, Beverly Hills Estate Window Treatments, and Home Office Drapery. For the broader practice in this area, see custom drapery in Los Angeles, and custom drapery in Beverly Hills. Pricing for projects of this scope is set out in the 2026 Custom Drapery Pricing Guide.