Custom & Odd Shapes

Experienced craftsmanship. Precise expert install.

Curves, recesses, and openings nobody else wants to quote. We model it, detail it, and install it to the fraction.

Curved pockets & clerestory

One home · two radii · pockets framed into the beam

Curved walls in the kids’ rooms, each on its own radius: 513 11/16" and 328 1/8". Each shade runs in a curved pocket that follows the wall. Above the window wall, a clerestory bank got the same treatment: pockets drawn into the model and framed into the beam during construction, so every roller disappears once the drywall is on.

Curved pocket, elevation
Curved pocket, elevation
Shop drawing, curved track
Shop drawing, curved track
Curved pocket, R 328 1/8"
Curved pocket, R 328 1/8"
Window wall, corner pocket
Window wall, corner pocket
Clerestory render, shade up in pocket
Clerestory render, shade up in pocket
Clerestory render, shade half down
Clerestory render, shade half down
Pocket framing in the beam
Pocket framing in the beam
Window wall render, from the doorway
Window wall render, from the doorway

Recessed motorized pocket plan

26 shades · hidden in the ceiling

A whole-home plan for 26 motorized shades, each concealed in a recessed ceiling pocket. A shade schedule keys every opening to its pocket detail, from kitchen and great room to patio doors and bedrooms. Pockets are sized to the roller and coordinated with framing and power early, so the finished ceiling shows only a clean slot.

Recessed pocket, section
Recessed pocket, section

Curved ceiling track

Motorized sheers · one continuous curve

Motorized sheer vertical shadings on a single curved ceiling track, following the full sweep of a curved window wall. No breaks, no visible joints, one smooth travel end to end.

Curved ceiling track, motorized sheers

Curved bay rollers

Five shades · one valance · in sync

Five motorized roller shades in a curved dining bay, tucked under one curved valance. They rise and fall together, level across every facet.

Curved bay rollers, in sync

Arched & transom drapery

Tall rooms · ocean view

Floor-to-crown drapery on brass rods and rings, hung over arched and transom windows. Proportioned to the room, clear of the trim, and framing the view. Blocking was detailed before the paneling closed, so every bracket lands solid.

Arched and transom drapery, installed
Arched and transom drapery, installed
Rod blocking detail
Rod blocking detail
Blocking layout, bracket positions
Blocking layout, bracket positions

Shop drawings & process detail

Commercial and residential

Every opening is detailed before fabrication, commercial or residential. Measured, drawn to scale, and checked for brackets, clearances, stack and light gaps before anything is ordered.

Blind elevation, split opening
Blind elevation, split opening
Head section, nested shades
Head section, nested shades
Light-gap plan at the jamb
Light-gap plan at the jamb
Drapery line drawings, room elevations
Drapery line drawings, room elevations
Sheer panel layout, split and stack
Sheer panel layout, split and stack
Bracket and mounting details
Bracket and mounting details

Install tracking: photos mapped to the floor plan

On install and QC, every site photo is keyed to its spot on the plan, and every shade is tracked from not started to complete.

Install tracking map, photo-keyed locations
Install tracking map, photo-keyed locations
Work status plan, numbered locations
Work status plan, numbered locations
Clerestory elevations, status by bay
Clerestory elevations, status by bay

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