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CUSTOM DRAPERIES

Custom drapery can soften a room, frame a large opening, add color or texture, and provide stronger evening coverage. Fabric, lining, fullness, hardware, and stack space all affect how the finished treatment looks and works.

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Why Drapery

Why Choose Custom Draperies

Fabric Selection

Choose fabric weight, texture, pattern, and performance around the room and how the panels will be used.

Custom Design

Width, fullness, length, pleat style, lining, and hardware are planned for the actual opening.

Color Matching

Compare fabrics against the flooring, walls, furniture, and other materials already in the room.

Energy Efficient

Lining and fabric weight can add another layer at the glass.

Benefits

Benefits of Custom Draperies

Softness

Adds softness, color, and texture to the wall around the window.

Sound Reduction

Heavier fabric can soften some reflected sound within a room.

Color Coordination

Fabric and hardware can be coordinated with the rest of the room.

Insulation

Lined drapery can add another insulating layer at the window.

Light Control

Lining and fabric selection can provide stronger room darkening where sleep or glare control matters.

Privacy

Drapery can provide strong privacy when closed and stay out of the way when you want the window open.

Our Collection

Styles of draperies we offer

Pinch Pleated Draperies

Pinch Pleated Draperies

A tailored header with evenly spaced pinch pleats.

Euro Pleat Draperies

Euro Pleat Draperies

Modern European style with clean lines.

Single Pleat Draperies

Single Pleat Draperies

A single-pleat header with a cleaner, less full profile.

Ripplefold Draperies

Ripplefold Draperies

Smooth, continuous folds for a contemporary appearance.

Grommet Top Draperies

Grommet Top Draperies

Modern metal grommets for easy operation.

Rod Pocket Draperies

Rod Pocket Draperies

Traditional style that slides directly onto decorative rods.

Drapery Hardware

Hardware and Operating Options

Motorization & Automation

Motorized traversing systems are available where remote, app, or compatible home-control operation makes sense.

Decorative Traversing

Traversing rods and tracks can make larger or frequently used panels easier to operate.

Decorative Hardware

Finials, brackets, rods, and other visible hardware can become part of the room design.

Architectural Hardware

Specialty hardware can be specified for larger spans and unusual mounting conditions.

Iron & Aluminum Collections

Durable metal collections with brushed, polished, and antique finishes.

Wood & Acrylic Designs

Warm wood tones and modern acrylic designs for contemporary and traditional spaces.

Collections

Drapery Hardware Collections

Available hardware spans decorative rods, traversing systems, motorization, and specialty applications.

Hardware Manufacturers

  • Magnolia Custom Drapery Hardware
  • Iron Art by Orion
  • Finial Company
  • Aira Drapery Hardware
  • Kirsch Drapery Hardware
  • Forrest Group Hardware

Applications & Solutions

  • Products for residential, commercial, & hospitality projects
  • A range of price points based on material, size, hardware, and customization
  • Custom engineering for unique architectural requirements
  • Smart home integration with motorized systems
  • Commercial-grade durability for hotels and offices
  • Historic preservation and restoration solutions
Free Consultation

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Selection Guide

Planning Custom Drapery as Part of the Whole Room

Custom drapery can provide privacy and light control, but it also changes the visual proportion of the wall. Fabric, lining, fullness, hardware, stack space, and mounting height should be considered together.

Fabric and lining

The weight, texture, pattern, and lining affect how the drapery hangs, how much light it controls, and how formal or relaxed the finished room feels.

Width and stack

Drapery needs enough wall space to open without unnecessarily covering the glass. Window width, nearby walls, furniture, and doors can all affect the plan.

Hardware and mounting height

Rod style, traversing hardware, brackets, and mounting position are part of the finished design rather than an afterthought.

Layering with shades or blinds

A layered treatment can combine the adjustable function of a shade or blind with the softness, additional coverage, and visual finish of drapery.

Where This Treatment Often Makes Sense

  • Bedrooms that need softer design plus stronger evening coverage
  • Living and dining spaces where the window should become part of the room design
  • Wide windows where fabric can frame the opening
  • Layered treatments combining a shade with drapery

What Affects the Project Cost

Custom treatment pricing depends on the exact windows and selected materials. These are the factors that commonly move a project up or down before a quote is prepared.

  • Fabric selection and yardage
  • Window width and finished drapery fullness
  • Lining and specialty construction
  • Decorative or traversing hardware
  • Manual versus motorized operation

From Samples to Installation

The process starts in your home. We look at the windows, the room, surrounding finishes, privacy needs, sun exposure, and how often the treatment will be operated. You can compare samples in the actual light, we measure the openings, and the selected treatments are ordered for the project and professionally installed.