Eric Brand Design Studio

Eric Brand's San Francisco furniture showroom required sophisticated window treatments and wall graphics that would enhance rather than overshadow his luxury furniture collections. The space needed to balance natural light control with an atmosphere that would inspire high-end clientele.

OrangePiel developed a cohesive visual strategy featuring custom printed wall murals depicting classical columns and architectural details, complemented by coordinating window shades. The monochromatic palette and timeless imagery create visual depth while maintaining the neutral backdrop essential for showcasing handcrafted furniture pieces.

The installation transforms the showroom into a gallery-like environment where lighting can be precisely controlled and the sophisticated graphics provide an elegant context that elevates the furniture displays without competing for attention.

Retail environments use printed fabric for two reasons: storefront identity and interior branding continuity. OrangePiel prints custom roller shades up to 144 inches wide (a dimension that clears most modern storefront openings in a single seamless panel) and wall murals up to 16 feet wide for interior feature walls, all with dye-sublimation at up to 1440 DPI and Pantone color matching for brand continuity across locations. Window mesh-print options maintain outward visibility — letting daylight through while presenting a printed surface street-side — for retailers who need branding during shop hours without blocking sightlines. NFPA 701 and ASTM E84 Class A fire ratings meet commercial retail building codes. The typical retail rollout specifies identical printed shades across multiple locations from a single production run, which keeps color match tight across rooms that otherwise would drift. OrangePiel works from a single Richmond, Virginia workroom; 2-4 week lead time; free ground shipping in all fifty states.