Thermal curtains: how much energy do they really save in a hotel or office? Glazed areas are the number-one heat-loss point of a hotel or office building. Before committing to a six-figure window replacement, there is a textile lever that is fast to deploy, reversible and imm... Jul 2, 2026
Hotel blackout curtains: the method for total darkness (and guests who sleep) "Room bright from 6 am" — that sentence in a guest review costs more than any curtain. Total blackout has become an expected standard in hospitality, yet most rooms sold as "blackout" leak light in fi... Jul 2, 2026
Acoustic curtains: how to read a datasheet (absorption, weight, fire rating) "Acoustic curtain" has become a sales claim that everyone makes and almost no one quantifies. For an architect, an operator or a contractor, the only protection against disappointment is knowing how t... Jul 2, 2026
New: your Client Portal for quotes, invoices and orders To make life easier for our professional clients, we are launching a new Client Portal, available directly on our website. No more digging through emails or calling us to find a document: everything i... Apr 25, 2026
Motorized vs manual tracks: what choice for your hotel project? Reading time 7 min — Updated April 2026 The motorization of curtains has become a central topic in contemporary hospitality — but it is often approached in a one-size-fits-all manner: "we motorize eve... Apr 14, 2026
Public-body textiles: public procurement, standards and sustainability 8-min read — Updated March 2026 Town halls, inter-municipalities, hospitals, care homes, middle and high schools, universities, deconcentrated administrations: the public sector represents a B2B texti... Mar 3, 2026
Hotel room renovation: the 7 textiles that change guest perception 8-min read — Updated February 2026 In a hotel renovation, budget arbitration is constant: should we redo the furniture, the bathroom, the carpet? And what if the best return on investment — in guest p... Feb 3, 2026
Bespoke FF&E curtains brief: the 12 data points a designer must provide 7-min read — Updated January 2026 An incomplete FF&E textile brief means 3 to 5 back-and-forth exchanges with the supplier, 2 weeks lost in pricing, and a high risk of dimensional error noticed on ins... Jan 13, 2026
Hospitality textile: why is it the blind spot of your projects? In hotel design, textile is often the "poor relation" of the reflection. Once architecture, furniture and surfaces are validated, spaces are "dressed" with curtains or a few cushions. Yet treating tex... Jan 6, 2026
Hotel curtains: why the "cheapest" is (almost) always the most expensive in the long run The temptation is great: compare two curtain quotes and pick the lowest bidder. Yet in hospitality, this approach can prove to be a flawed calculation. The initial price of a hotel curtain is rarely t... Jan 6, 2026
B2B bespoke curtains: real lead times, budgets and pitfalls to avoid 8-min read — Updated December 2025 "How much does it cost, how long does it take, and what can go wrong?" The three questions one asks at the start of any B2B bespoke curtain project, whether for a ho... Dec 23, 2025
Acoustic fabrics in public spaces: technical guide for architects 9-min read — Updated December 2025 Acoustic comfort has become an architectural quality criterion on a par with natural light or thermal performance. In a restaurant, a hotel lobby, an open-space or a... Dec 2, 2025