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Heavy Duty Curtain Tracks

The Art of Heavy Drapery

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The Art of Heavy Drapery: Where to Find the Best Curtain Track Systems Online Throughout history, curtains have never been mere fabric. From the gilded salons of Versailles to the sweeping windows of Chatsworth House, drapery has been central to interior storytelling, an interplay of architecture, textile, and engineering. The grandeur of a curtain relies as much on its unseen structure as on its silk or velvet folds. Behind every set of stately swags at Blenheim or a Regency townhouse in Belgravia lies a system robust enough to carry the weight of history. Today, that same principle applies in contemporary homes and hospitality spaces: the track system must support not…

DISCOTHEQUE

Take us to the Discothéque

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A little dress, legs out, heels on. Should I take a jacket? It’s early summer so I might need it. I will probably only want to toss it aside when I get there… I’ll grab an Uber rather than the Tube… It’s not pre-planning for a night out, but it could be. I am actually off to breakfast with Hanover and Jessie, from Discothéque. The newest, and in my humble (if not industry-specific) opinion, most exciting home fragrance launch I have attended in a long while. Now, it’s not a unique notion to use scent to take us away to another place or time, but Discothéque wants to whisk us…

Casio PX-S7000 Stephen Sims

Aesthetic Harmonics – The Casio PX-S7000

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Quality, innovation and – by god, in this case – style. Casio’s reputation precedes it when it comes to its product development and, crucially, its product refinement. Their first electronic keyboard, The Casiotone CT-201, was birthed by Toshio Kashio and his team in January 1980.

Calm Aperture

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At a time where the home has taken on extra special meaning, ensuring the spaces around us are calm and uplifting to positively affect our wellbeing is becoming an essential part of how we design spaces too.