ROOM BY ROOM
Where custom drapery earns
its place in a Florida home.
Drapery softens a room like nothing else we install. It isn’t the easiest to adjust every day on its own. Here’s the honest version, room by room.
01
Living rooms with tall windows
Hung close to the ceiling and wider than the frame, drapes draw the eye up and make windows look bigger. The fabric also softens the echo in rooms with tile floors and high ceilings.
02
Bedrooms
A blackout lining turns drapes into the last layer between you and the morning sun. Hung past the frame on each side, they cut the light that sneaks in at the edges.
03
Sliding glass doors
On a ceiling track, drapes glide to one side and stack clear of the door. You get privacy at night and a finished look that blinds alone don’t give a big glass wall.
04
Layered over shades or blinds
Drapes frame the window while a roller or roman shade underneath handles daily light and privacy. It’s the most complete look, and each layer does one job well.
05
Just want to frame the window? Consider stationary panels
If the drapes will never close, stationary drapery panels give you the color and height for less fabric and a lower price.
06
Wide or hard-to-reach windows? Consider motorized drapes
Heavy, full drapes on a wide slider or a two-story window are hard to pull by hand. Motorized drapes open and close from a remote, an app or a schedule.
YOUR WINDOWS. YOUR FINISH.
Custom drapery,
finished for each room.
Bedrooms, dining rooms and living rooms, each finished with the fabric, pleat, lining and hardware the room needed. Every measurement and mount is reviewed with you as part of the installation plan.
Hung high, hung wide
