SOFT WAVES. EASY MOVEMENT.
Ripple Fold Drapery forms soft waves that glide along an included track for easy everyday operation.
Key Features
- Soft, continuous fabric waves
- Included track for easy movement
- Functional for everyday use
CLEAN, FLOWING PLEATS
Tailored Pleat Drapery features pleats pinched at the top for a clean, flowing drape and easy everyday operation.
Key Features
- Pleats pinched at the top
- 4-inch buckram for pleat shape
- Functional for everyday use
CLASSIC PLEATS
Pinch Pleat Drapery features classic folds and pleats pinched four inches below the top for a tailored look.
Key Features
- Pleats pinched 4 inches from top
- 4-inch buckram for pleat shape
- Functional for everyday use
DEEP, MODERN FOLDS
Grommet Drapery pairs deep folds with metal grommets. Best for primarily decorative use.
Key Features
- Hand-pressed grommets in 5 finishes
- Fabric extends 1” above hardware
- Primarily decorative
RELAXED PLEATS
Inverted Pleat Drapery features hand-stitched pleats for a relaxed look. Best for primarily decorative use.
Key Features
- Hand-stitched inverted pleats
- Relaxed, casual appearance
- Primarily decorative
SCULPTURAL PLEATS
Goblet Drapery adds classic character with handcrafted goblet-shaped pleats. Best for primarily decorative use.
Key Features
- Handcrafted goblet-shaped pleats
- Buckram supports pleat shape
- Primarily decorative
EASY MOVEMENT
Cubicle Drapery lies flat when closed and glides along an included track for easy everyday use.
Key Features
- Small grommets with hook carriers
- Included track for easy movement
- Functional for everyday use
SOFT, CASUAL FOLDS
Rod Pocket Drapery gathers along a sewn pocket for a soft, casual look. Best for primarily decorative use.
Key Features
- 3.5-inch sewn rod pocket
- Softly gathered fabric
- Primarily decorative
DESIGN YOUR CUSTOM DRAPERY
Custom drapery brings together the dimensions of your windows, the character of your fabric, and the details that make the treatment work for your room. Explore eight styles and 500+ exclusive materials to create custom drapes with the appearance, coverage, and operation your project needs.
Our custom curtains and drapery are handcrafted in the USA. Choose your heading style, material, panel arrangement, lining, and compatible hardware with guidance from a Design Consultant. Request a free quote to explore your project.
SELECT A HEADING STYLE FOR HOW YOU WILL USE YOUR DRAPES
Panels You Open and Close Regularly
For frequent use, consider Ripple Fold, Tailored Pleat, Pinch Pleat, or Cubicle Drapery. Ripple Fold and Cubicle styles use included track systems. Tailored Pleat and Pinch Pleat styles use reinforced pleats to help maintain their shape as the panels move.
Primarily Decorative Panels
Grommet, Inverted Pleat, Goblet, and Rod Pocket Drapery are better suited to decorative applications than frequent operation. Consider these styles when your panels will remain largely in place, including when a separate shade manages light and privacy.
COMPARE FABRICS AND LININGS
Custom Sheer Curtains and Layered Fabrics
Sheer fabrics create a soft layer at the window, while more substantial materials introduce additional texture and visual weight. Compare materials in your own lighting before selecting them for privacy. Layering sheers with an appropriate solid fabric treatment offers another way to balance daylight and coverage.
Explore our designer fabric collections, including Sunbrella materials for high-performance, fade-resistant options. Order complimentary swatches to compare color and texture against your furnishings.
Privacy and Blackout Linings
Available lining options include Privacy Lining, Blackout Lining, and Privacy and Interlining. A lining changes the light transmission and appearance of your selected fabric. Interlining adds body, helping create a fuller-looking drape.
For custom blackout curtains or drapes, discuss Blackout Lining and the complete installation with your Design Consultant. Light can still enter around the treatment, so coverage, mounting, and panel arrangement matter alongside the lining.
PLAN PANEL COVERAGE AND MOUNTING
Single Panels and Pairs
A single drapery panel can cover an opening or serve as a decorative accent. A pair uses two equal panels that sit at opposite sides when open and meet in the middle when closed. Select the arrangement around your window, the room layout, and how you want the drapes to move.
Wall and Ceiling Mounting
Your mounting choice affects panel length, hardware placement, and the finished proportions. Plan enough space for the fabric to gather when open, especially near doors, adjacent windows, or furnishings. Your Design Consultant can help calculate the drapery stack so you understand how much of the opening will remain clear.
PERSONALIZE HARDWARE AND FINISHING DETAILS
Explore drapery hardware to coordinate rods, tracks, and decorative finishes with your chosen style. Borders, trims, and tapes add another level of detail to compatible drapery designs, including Samuel & Sons trims.
Motorized drapery offers convenient opening and closing for compatible styles and track configurations. Your Design Consultant can confirm eligibility, controls, and power requirements for your selection.
MEASURE AND ORDER CUSTOM CURTAINS AND DRAPES
Start online by comparing styles and materials, then work with a Design Consultant to refine your dimensions and options. Made-to-measure curtains require measurements for the selected heading, hardware, mounting position, and finished length.
Request a professional measurement for guidance specific to your windows. In-home measurement is complimentary within our service area; charges may apply outside that area. Installation is available at an additional charge.
Prefer to explore materials in person? Find your nearest showroom or schedule a complimentary design consultation.
COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT CUSTOM DRAPERY
Can I Order Custom Curtains Online?
You can begin online by selecting a drapery style and exploring materials and colors. A Design Consultant can help with measurements, lining, hardware compatibility, and project pricing before you finalize your selection.
What Should I Decide Before Requesting a Quote?
Share the number of windows, photos of your space, your preferred style and fabric, and whether the panels will be decorative or opened regularly. Discuss privacy, room-darkening needs, and any plans for layering or motorization.
How Should I Care for Custom Drapes?
Follow the care instructions for your selected material. For routine care, use a low-suction handheld vacuum or gentle dusting. Seek advice from a window treatment cleaning specialist for stains, and do not immerse the treatment in liquid.