Custom drapery shapes light, frames views, and finishes a room with texture and movement. Choices like inside vs. outside mount, return depths, interlining, and light-filtering vs. room-darkening determine both performance and silhouette. A consultation helps align fabric weight, stack-back, and hardware with your windows and furnishings.
Soft top drapery creates a relaxed, unfussy header that flows smoothly—excellent for casual spaces where you want gentle waves and easy stacking.
Flat panel panels present a clean, tailored look. They showcase bold prints and textures without pleat interference and glide well on simple tracks or poles.
Grommet headers feature metal-ringed holes that slide along a rod, forming crisp, modern waves. Durable and minimal, they suit frequent operation.
Rod pocket provides a traditional, gathered appearance as the rod slides through a sewn channel—ideal for stationary panels that frame the window.
Hidden tab headers use concealed loops behind the panel for a tailored, nearly rodless look from the front—clean lines with a soft fall.
Rod pocket, top and bottom secures fabric at both ends, perfect for café curtains and doors where coverage and stability are needed without bulk.
Inverted pleat tucks fullness to the back, creating a sleek, architectural front. It reads contemporary and keeps pattern alignment crisp.
Tailor pleat (a neat, stitched variant) produces a structured header that hangs uniformly—elegant for formal rooms and layered treatments.
Pinch pleat gathers fabric into classic, evenly spaced pleats for a timeless profile that stacks neatly and insulates well.
Ripple weave (ripple fold) runs on a track with carriers that shape consistent S-curves—streamlined and space-efficient for wide spans and modern interiors.
Specify interlining for body and sound dampening, or choose light-filtering vs. room-darkening linings to control glow and privacy. From sheers to velvets, the right fabric and hardware deliver a polished, cohesive finish.