A little tip for you Tableaux fans out there is to use simple standoffs to squeeze some additional impact out of your Tableaux Traceries.
Tableaux With Standoffs
By adding a small projection to a surface-mounted Tableaux, a shadow is cast creating more depth and beauty.
If you want to crank the “wow factor” up to what we call the “helmets and smelling salts” realm, just add some art lighting which will sharpen the shadows.
The best part of this whole Tableaux standoff idea is that the stuff you need to make it happen can be found at the hardware store for just a few bucks. All you need are vinyl bushings and longer screws!
So there you have it…. Don’t say we never gave you nothin’.
PS. We will explain the “Helmets and Smelling Salts” thing in more detail in a future post…..
We are very excited to announce the release of our new table-top displays. This display system was designed for versatility and portability with a very stable solid steel base and a socket system that allows you to quickly remove the rods for an appointment. These displays are easily modified and can even be wall-mounted if needed. The best part is that they are 100% rebateable! Call any one of our drapery hardware specialists for all the details.
Now available is this beautiful and entirely rebateable Tableaux showroom display.
This package comes with a wall mounted display that is offset from the wall a quarter inch. This offset creates a nice shadow behind the display piece and draws the customer’s eye to the product. It has a Buckingham finished archway inset into the display board with our Lateral Set Screw hardware. If customers have questions on our most popular mounting hardware, you can now show them how it works! Also included in the package is a product door sticker so you can let your customers know right on your door that you are an authorized Tableaux reseller.
Contact Jocelyn at extension 103 for all the not-so-nitty-gritty details.
Available right now is our latest addition to the “Compositions” family of products. As you can see the two scrolled collars mate to form a beautiful ”cage” to embrace the elements of your choice. This can be used at the end of a rod as a finial or can be mounted in the center as an embellishment.
There are very few chores I really detest. Dusting is absolutely number one on my list. Second has to be fighting with shower curtain clips way above my head to change or launder a shower curtain.
The recent trend toward creating custom draperies for the shower area leaves a question for curtain clip-o-phobes like me. How do we fasten both curtains to the same rod? What about decorative pleats? Isn’t two separate rods over the top in such a small space? And even in seldom used guest showers, the liner does need to be laundered or changed eventually.
When faced with this dilemma, we welded an eyelet to the front of our S-Hook. The formal drapery can be attached to the same hook as the liner. The eyelet can be welded anywhere on the S-hook the designer likes. The “s” on the rear side holds the liner which can be easily removed and replaced. Hmmm, that shower door may be on it’s way out!
The Compositions line of hardware is designed around our most popular 1.25″ drapery rod. You have been requesting compositions elements for use on our 1.75″ rod fairly regularly so we have given it a part number (051001) and are officially announcing its availability.
This Adapter is especially useful in situations requiring rigidity beyond the 90″ bracket-to-bracket limits of the 1.25″ rod.The super-strong 1.75″ rod can span up to 120″ between brackets
If you want to crank the “wow factor” up to what we call the “helmets and smelling salts” realm, just add some art lighting which will sharpen the shadows.
The best part of this whole Tableaux standoff idea is that the stuff you need to make it happen can be found at the hardware store for just a few bucks. All you need are vinyl bushings and longer screws!
