Can you fit a small shop, or is there a minimum size?

There is no minimum. A lot of our work is small shops in the valley where every centimetre has to earn its place — that is the case where a drawn layout matters most.

Will the shop look like every other shop you have done?

No. The layout comes from your stock count and your floor plan, and the finishes are your choice from the samples we bring. We are not fitting a template.

OMH Nepal · Kathmandu

Cloth & fancy shop decoration

Hanging space, folded space and a trial room that people will actually use — balanced against the floor area you have rather than the one you wish you had.

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Typical timeline: Two to three weeks; typically four to six days closed.
Where we work: Kathmandu valley, from Lotse Mall, Machhapokhari

A cloth and fancy shop interior in Kathmandu with clothing rails and mid-floor display

What is included

Wall-hung and mid-floor rails

Folded-stock shelving and cubbies

Trial rooms with proper lighting

Billing counter and wrapping space

Full-height mirrors

Feature lighting on display walls

How much of it hangs, and how much folds

This is the first question we ask, and it decides the whole layout. Saris, kurtha and readymade shirts want hanging metres; folded stock — jeans, t-shirts, inner — wants shelf metres, and the two are not interchangeable. Shops fitted without that count end up with rails so crammed a customer cannot pull one piece out to look at it, and empty shelves along the back wall. We count your stock at the site visit and set the ratio from it.

The trial room decides the sale

A trial room with a bare bulb overhead, no hook and a curtain that does not meet in the middle loses sales that were otherwise already made. We build them with a proper door or a full-width curtain track, a mirror at the right distance to see a full outfit, a bench or a hook for a bag, and front-facing light rather than overhead — overhead lighting throws shadows down a face and a garment, which is exactly what a customer reads as 'this does not suit me'.

Mid-floor display that can be moved

Your stock changes with the season and Dashain does not look like Asar. We build mid-floor gondolas and rails on levelling feet rather than fixing everything to the floor, so you can reshape the shop floor for a festival push and put it back afterwards without calling anybody.

Areas we cover

We take cloth & fancy shop decoration work across the Kathmandu valley — Machhapokhari, Balaju, Gongabu, New Buspark, Samakhusi, Kalanki, Chabahil, Baneshwor, Koteshwor, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur and the surrounding wards. The workshop is at Lotse Mall, Machhapokhari, Kathmandu, Nepal, so a site visit anywhere in the valley is a short trip rather than a scheduling problem.