As we have moved into the New Millennium, Interior Architecture will rely on new high performance fabrics to accomplish an ever-widening array of design goals.

With the invention in 1986, face applied Stretched Fabric Technology is making a truly creative use of fabrics in Interior Architecture. With this technology a design can be laid out on a wall or a ceiling then framed in using a variety of fire rated extrusions.

Then a substrate, most often chosen to solve a specific problem, is filled in between the extrusions. At this time the face fabric is stretched across the surface and tucked into the extrusions. The fit and finish is exceptional due to the systems site built nature and the use of one extrusion to form the edge of adjacent panels.

Almost all fabrics can be used, although some have to be specially treated.

Most importantly there are few, if any, limitations on the design professionals' ability to create unique solutions to Interior Architecture challenges.