Real talk time 👀 You have been draping for a while now. Maybe months. Maybe years. And there is probably one technique — one setup, one fabric behavior, one install type — that still makes you a little nervous when a client requests it. You know the one. Maybe it is: - Cathedral ceilings - Balloon backdrops combined with draping - Tight ceiling installs in low spaces - Getting pipe and drape to look luxury instead of basic - Working with sheer or specialty fabrics - Something else entirely We do not grow past what we will not name. Drop below: What is the one draping challenge you are still working to fully master? This is the safest room you will ever be in. Drop it. Someone else in this community needed to see that they are not alone in it.

Everytime I adjusted the drapes, they shifted. The back may look crazy but the front was camera ready.

Finally getting out of my head and practicing again. What do you all think? Be honest lol

What you all think? I don’t have enough different fabrics yet.

I just wanted to see how it looked! My colors are a little off right now—my swag is Cloud Dancer, and my drapes are beige. I'll have to order the correct drapes once they're back in stock, but I'm really pleased with the potential outcome. I can't wait to see it all come together!