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Service
Pipe and drape that hides the clutter and turns any space into a designed room.
Drape defines a space. We use it to mask loading doors and storage, shorten a cavernous hall, create backstage and green room areas, and give your stage a clean backdrop that photographs beautifully — especially when paired with uplighting.
Pipe and drape is the fastest way to make a raw room look intentional. We install adjustable-height systems to mask loading doors, storage and unfinished walls, split one hall into several usable rooms, and create backstage and green room areas that nobody sees into.
Draped backdrops photograph beautifully, especially uplit. We hang sheer, velour or blackout fabric behind head tables, ceremony altars and bands, and build entryways and reveal drapes for grand entrances.
Trade shows and expos need consistent booth drape, aisle definition and perimeter masking. We supply and install it to show-management specs and strike it on the published move-out schedule.
Fabric weight changes the look as much as color does. Sheer reads soft and catches light, velour absorbs it and gives depth, blackout kills spill for video. We match colors to wedding palettes or brand standards and confirm the fabric on site before the room fills.
We install pipe and drape throughout New Orleans, Metairie, Hammond, Covington, Mandeville, Slidell and Baton Rouge, plus the wider Gulf South.
Our Hammond shop sits minutes from I-12 and I-55, so a same-week drape install across the Northshore or the New Orleans metro is routine. Call 504-837-1527 for a written quote.
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Real productions from New Orleans and across the Gulf South. Select any photo to view it full screen, or filter by event type.
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Recent drapery work from live events across the region, and what the client walked away with.
Riverfront warehouse
Challenge: Exposed walls, loading doors and utility clutter had to disappear before a black-tie fundraiser.
Outcome: Full-height pipe and drape masked the perimeter and created a lit entry tunnel, turning raw square footage into a finished room.
Convention center
Challenge: One hall had to serve as three sponsor lounges with separate branding and quiet zones.
Outcome: Drape walls with sponsor-color panels split the hall cleanly and moved between configurations between sessions.
“Punctual, professional and easy to work with. The room looked finished long before guests arrived.”
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Tell us the date, the venue and what has to happen on stage. We will get you a clear written quote and one point of contact from first call through breakdown.
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