Hospitality · Dallas, Texas

The Orangery at Old Parkland

Motorized Roman shades, sheers, and tailored decorative panels bring softness and precise contrast detailing to the tall dining-room windows.

$The Orangery dining room with Roman shades and black contrast trim across tall windows$

MarketHospitality

LocationDallas, Texas

Finished treatmentsMotorized Roman shades, sheers + panels

Development toolFull-size workroom mockup

Finished project

The treatment details hold their own inside a highly decorated room.

$The Orangery private dining room with full-height sheers and dark side panels$ $The Orangery dining room with chandeliers, sheers, and full-height decorative panels$ $The Orangery dining area with tailored Roman shades and a botanical mural$ $The Orangery dining room mirror and mural wall with adjacent drapery$

Resolve it at full scale

The mockup made proportion and trim placement visible before production.

Sheer treatments can look simple on paper while depending on very precise spacing, return, hem, and trim decisions in the finished room.

Tri-Tex built the treatment at full size so the project team could review how the contrasting trim framed each panel and how the sheer would read once installed.

Full-size Orangery drapery mockup in the Tri-Tex workroom — Full-size workroom mockup.

Trim-placement reference for the Orangery sheers — Trim-placement reference used to define the finished detail.

A detail worth testing?

Use a full-size mockup to settle appearance and construction before release.

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