Custom Made Drapery
Transform your space with beautifully crafted custom drapery made to fit your window’s style and home perfectly. Choose from an extensive selection of premium fabrics, colors and designs, professionally measured and installed for a truly custom finish.
Drapery is four decisions, not one: the panel, the fabric, the hardware it hangs from, and whether a slider wants panels at all. We bring the whole library to your living room, so you choose all four together.
The panels
Drapery Panels
Floor-to-ceiling softness, sewn to measure.
The anatomy of a drapery panel.
Made for the way you live.
Nothing finishes a room like full-height drapery. Our panels are sewn to your exact drop and fullness (ripple fold, pinch pleat or back tab), lined as standard, and hung so they break perfectly at the floor.
- Sewn to order
- True custom panels: your fabric, your pleat, your exact length.
- Height & drama
- Full-height drapery draws the eye up and makes ceilings feel taller.
- Layer-ready
- Pairs beautifully over shades for light control plus softness.
- Room-darkening option
- Lined and interlined panels for true bedroom darkness.
- Hardware to match
- Five rod finishes, each with its own finial, plus an aluminium track for a ripple fold that floats.
Three ways to gather a panel.
The heading is the decision that changes how the whole panel reads, before you have even chosen a fabric. Here is what each one does at the top of the rod.
Ripple Fold
A continuous S-curve, floor to ceiling.
Snap tape instead of buckram, so the panel traverses its track frictionlessly and reads as one uninterrupted wave. The cleanest, most contemporary heading we make, and the one that suits a wide opening best.
- 80% or 100% fullness
- No buckram, snap tape
- Centre pleats butt or overlap on a split draw
Pinch Pleat
The tailored classic, hand-tacked.
A French three-finger pleat, tacked at the top, middle and bottom so it holds its shape for the life of the panel. Hangs from pin hooks, which means it works stationary or on a traversing rod.
- 250% fullness (300% for sheers)
- Three-finger French pleat
- Pin set 1¾″ down from the top
Back Tab
The rod disappears behind the fabric.
Tabs are sewn to the back of the panel so the hardware hides completely and the fabric falls in a soft, casual fold. Choose it when you want the drapery to read as fabric alone.
- Rods up to 3″ diameter
- Tabs and rod concealed behind the panel
- 4½″ tabs, with allowance for rod take-up
Past 60″ of width we recommend two panels on a back tab, so no centre support interrupts the draw. Not sure which heading is yours? Your designer brings the samples to the consultation and holds them against your fabric. It is a much easier decision in the room.
Hardware, lining, length.
Four choices make a panel: how it gathers, what it hangs from, what sits behind it, and where it stops. The heading is above. Here is everything else, exactly as we offer it.
Five rod finishes, and a track that disappears.
Every rod ships with its mounting hardware and extends to the opening. Match the finish to the lighting, the cabinet hardware and the door handles already in the room, and it stops looking like hardware.
Antique Bronze
Round ball finial
Satin Nickel
Teardrop finial
Matte Black
Square step finial
White
Contemporary cylinder finial
Brass / Gold
Modern cylinder finial
Architrac track
An aluminium track for wall or ceiling mount. This is what a ripple fold traverses on, and what makes a panel look like it is floating with no rod at all. It is the right answer for a ceiling-mounted or recessed run.
Wall mount or Ceiling mount. White, Anodized, Black
What sits behind the fabric.
Lining is standard on every non-sheer panel we make. It protects the fabric, deepens the fold, and it is not an extra.
- LF LiningThe standard. Adds body and drape, and takes the sun off the face fabric.2.0 oz/yd²
- LF PlusHeavier hand for a fuller fall, and more insulation at the glass.7.0 oz/yd²
- ThermalBuilt for temperature: the one to pick on a west wall or a cold room.5.0 oz/yd², White only
- Room DarkeningTrue darkness for a bedroom or a media room, without needing a second treatment behind it.7.0 oz/yd²
Available in white, beige, gray.
Where the panel stops.
Four standard drops. Most rooms want floor, but the right answer depends on what is under the window and who walks past it.
Sill½″ above the sill
The shortest standard length. Casual, and it takes up little visual space, which makes it the safe place to be brave with pattern or colour.
Apron1″ below the apron
Crisp and unfussy. Stays clear of the floor entirely, so nothing gathers dust and the panel is easy to open and close.
Floor½″ above the floor
The one most rooms want. It elongates the window, makes the ceiling read taller, and hangs dead straight because it never quite touches down.
Puddle6-10″ of extra length
Luxurious and deliberately dramatic. Best on a panel that stays where it is, not one drawn every day, and not with pets or small children.
A wide range of fabrics, and none of them chosen from a screen.
Plains, textures, wide-repeat botanicals and railroaded stripes. Sheers through to heavy 15 oz weaves. The library runs 54″, 94″, 104″, 110″ and 118″ goods, so a wide opening can often be made without a seam. Your designer brings full-size samples to the house. Fabric changes by the hour, and the only light that matters is the light it will actually live in.
- Linen
- Cotton
- Silk
- Wool blends
- Viscose
- Performance polyester
The fabric
Drapery Fabrics
The fabric library, brought to your sofa.
Choosing fabric from a tiny swatch under showroom lighting is how mistakes happen. We bring full-size samples from a wide range of fabrics (linens, cottons, silks, wool blends, sheers and performance weaves), so you see every candidate in your own light, next to your own furniture.
See it in your light
Fabrics change by the hour. Audition them where they’ll live.
Curated mills
A working library from the mills designers actually specify.
Performance options
Kid-, pet-, and sun-proof weaves that still feel luxurious.
Honest guidance
A designer’s eye on drape, weight, and wear, before you commit.
The fabric library
The hardware
Drapery Hardware
Rods, rings, and finials that finish the look.
Hardware is the jewelry of the window, and the rod is not an add-on. It finishes the design. Five finishes, each with its own finial, plus an aluminium track for wall or ceiling. We spec what fits the panel’s weight and the room’s metals, and install it dead level.
Five finishes
Antique bronze, satin nickel, matte black, white and brass, each with its own finial.
Rated for the load
A 15 oz weave over a wide opening is a real weight. We size the rod and the brackets to it.
Track, not rod
Architrac wall or ceiling track in white, anodized or black, a ripple fold with no visible hardware.
Installed right
Anchored into structure, level to the millimeter.
Rods, tracks and finials
Made to your drop, not a stock length.
Ready-made drapery comes in a handful of stock lengths, and most windows fall somewhere in between. A made-to-measure panel starts from the window itself: the width and the drop are measured first, and the panel is made to those numbers.
- Fullness set for your heading, so the folds sit evenly across the window
- Your pleat, your lining, your fabric: specified once and made once
- Tailored to the inch for every window
- Measured and hung by professional installers
Drapery Panels, in the room.
Drapery motorize beautifully, with app, remote, and voice control.
Layering drapery over shades? See the shade collection.
Your free in-home consultation starts here.
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