Project highlight · Fort Worth, Texas
Public-space treatments built to belong in the room.
At The Crescent Hotel Fort Worth, Tri-Tex’s work was concentrated in the public spaces—motorized shades, sheers, and decorative sheers executed within Rottet Studio’s award-winning interiors.
Market
Luxury hospitalityTri-Tex scope
Public spaces onlySystems
Motorized shades + sheersInterior design
Rottet StudioScope clarity
The scope stopped at the public spaces. The visibility did not.
Our work focused on the lobby, dining environments, and other shared spaces throughout the property, where the treatments are experienced at full scale.
Across those rooms, the package included a substantial amount of motorized treatments—shades and sheers—along with decorative sheers that operate as part of the interior composition, not simply as background material.
Design-led execution
Motorized performance, concealed inside a composed interior.
Rottet Studio’s public spaces move between quiet neutrals, warm metals, artful lighting, and richly patterned rooms. The window treatments had to support that range while remaining dependable in daily hospitality use.
Motorized shades manage large areas of glass without interrupting the clean architectural lines of the public rooms.
Sheers soften daylight, maintain visual connection, and give the tall window walls a finished, continuous edge.
In the Blue Room, decorative sheers bring pattern and atmosphere directly into the identity of the space.
Finished public spaces
One treatment package, three very different expressions.
From the bright lobby to the private dining room and the saturated Blue Room, the treatments respond to the character and daylight needs of each setting.
Project recognition
Recognition followed the design.
The property and Rottet Studio received the design recognition listed below.
Our work: Motorized shades, sheers, and decorative sheers in the public spaces within Rottet Studio's interiors.
Winner in the Chain Hotel category, recognizing The Crescent Hotel Fort Worth and Rottet Studio.
View the awardNamed the No. 1 hotel in Texas in Condé Nast Traveler’s 2024 Readers’ Choice Awards.
View hotel accoladesFinalist for Hotel Public Space Design—Americas, with Rottet Studio named as the design practice.
View the finalist recordThe finished result
Technical scope that reads as design.
When motorization, fabrication, and installation are resolved correctly, the mechanics recede. What remains is the experience Rottet Studio intended: daylight shaped with precision, public rooms with presence, and fabric that feels inseparable from the architecture.
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