Solutions
A bedroom and a hundred room hotel use the same technology for different priorities. We begin with how the space works every day.
Six types of space
Priorities change with the space: quiet operation at home, glare control at work and durability in hotels.
In architectural projects, the system is planned during construction. Early decisions on recesses, wiring and ceiling details make shading part of the building.
Screen glare is the deciding factor in offices. Fabric openness chosen for the direction of the façade keeps light comfortable without constantly raising and lowering blinds.
Scale matters on high floors and broad openings: long tracks, heavy fabric and wind loads all count. Motors and carriers are selected for these demands.
In meeting and conference rooms, curtains are part of the presentation. Lights dim, the screen lowers and the room is ready with one command.
A hotel system must be simple enough for guests to use straight away and durable enough for consistent use across hundreds of rooms.
At home, shading serves a different need through the day: morning light, afternoon cool and evening privacy. We prefer layered solutions to asking one system to do everything.
Who we work with
The earlier the system enters the design process, the cleaner every detail becomes, from recessed tracks to cable routes.
We resolve recesses, suspended ceilings and façade details during design.
Fabric, colour and pleating are chosen for the interior design.
We coordinate electrical routes and installation with the construction programme.
We explain the system at handover and set up scenes together.
Whatever the size of your project
One apartment or a complete building: tell us about the space and its use, and we will plan a suitable approach.
Tell us about your project
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