How to design a curtain tailoring salon
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A modern interior for tailoring curtains should be decorated so as to create an atmosphere of comfort from the threshold. The interior design should be not only fashionable, but also consistent with the general concept of the room, giving visitors a great aesthetic pleasure, creating a feeling of relaxation and harmony.
Instruction manual
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Work out the overall concept and design of the entire room. It makes sense to divide it into zones in accordance with the materials exhibited: classic, modern, high-tech, etc. An accurately implemented and professionally designed interior design of the salon not only immediately tells the visitor about the quality of the services offered in the salon, but will also optimize the work of employees. And in order for each new visitor to become a regular customer of your salon, the design must stand out from other salons that provide similar services, namely, be original.
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Use sold fabrics. Make draperies, expose models, dress mannequins in cuts. Clients of such a salon are fans of kilometers of fabric and it is desirable that your drapery meets their tastes. For the "beach zone" (silk, organza, chiffon, crepe), fabrics of warm colors are most suitable, for the "coffee" - all shades of brown, beige, cream. Place fabrics on horizontal or inclined planes, use served tables and window mannequins. The colors of red, orange and even purple hues work very well in the visualization on the wall. Since all these strong colors are on the same side of the color wheel, using them in no way will tire your eyes.
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Use furniture, elements of beautiful household utensils, set tables, make beds with models you sell. Remember that curtains very often prefer to combine with bedding and bedspreads.
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Designers usually use photography in interior decoration. Exposure must be changed frequently, at least once a week.
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Leave a place for an exhibition and sale, as a rule, it is placed inside the salon so that the buyer can first examine your fabrics, and only after they can decorate the windows.
