Stationary Drapery Panels in Orlando,
The Finished Look Without Full-Width Drapes.

Retail pricing data puts custom drapery panels at about $300 to $1,000 or more per panel, depending on fabric, size, lining and header style. Because stationary panels don’t cover the glass, they use less fabric than working drapes for the same window. We measure every window at your free consultation and give you a written quote.

Stationary panels stay open beside the window. They are there for color, texture and height. Custom drapery is made wide enough to close across the glass for privacy or darkness, so it takes more fabric and usually costs more.

Wide enough to look full, even though they never close. A panel that’s too narrow hangs flat and looks like an afterthought. We size each panel to sit mostly on the wall, covering just the edge of the frame, so the glass stays clear and the window looks wider.

If you want privacy or light control, yes. Panels don’t close, so a roller shade, roman shade or blind underneath does the daily work. We plan both layers together so the hardware fits and nothing catches.

In most Florida rooms, yes. A lining helps the panel hang straight with fuller folds, and it shields the fabric from the sun so colors fade far more slowly. Unlined panels can work in shaded rooms or with light, airy fabrics.

Yes. We set the rod or brackets far enough out that your blinds still raise and tilt freely. With plantation shutters, we place the panels so the shutter panels can still swing open without hitting the fabric.