A drapery return is the last pleat or part of the drapery that wraps around the drapery rod corner and returns to the wall. Returns vary...

Ramada by Wyndham Temecula Old Town is located in the gorgeous historical downtown part of Temecula, CA. Upon meeting our clients it was...

We always ask our clients, "do you care what way your drapery "stacks" when you pull the drapery back to let the light in?" Also, a...

Our clients always ask us how they can best clean their drapes without damaging the blackout layer. Drapery usually isn't cleaned on a...

Hotels' top priority is making sure they are following all ADA rules in order to accommodate any guest needs. It can be a difficult to...

Blackout lining is used to cover the light from the windows. It can be used as its own drapery or we sew it to the back of a drapery...

Ripplefold drapery is becoming vastly more popular every year due to its modern and visually appealing look. It is a great option if you...

In the heart of San Diego's Hotel Circle, you will find Hotel Iris. It's hard to miss due to their beautiful purple lighting at...

The most common type of drapery in the hospitality industry is the triple pinch pleat drape also known as "French pleat". This style can...