Custom Drapery Designed for Los Angeles Homes
Let’s Talk About Your Windows.
We’ll help you choose the right custom drapery for your home—with thoughtful design, honest advice, and professional guidance.
Same-week appointments available across Los Angeles.
Luxury Residential & Commercial Window Treatments
Design · Fabrication · Installation
Motorized drapery and designer fabrics, specified and installed by Olga Rechdouni, ASID, Interior Designer and founder of Duroque.

Interior Designer · ASID Professional Member
“I approach a window the way a tailor approaches a suit. The fit is the whole job — and I am on every site, on every install, personally.”
Designer-led and atelier-crafted — Duroque is one of the few Los Angeles studios that oversees design, fabrication, and installation as a single, unified process.
- 20+
- Years Experience
- 500+
- LA Projects
- ASID
- Professional Member
Same-week consultations available for most Los Angeles zip codes. In-home visits in as little as 24 hours.

Serving Southern California’s Most Distinguished Residences
Los Angeles · Beverly Hills · Bel Air · Holmby Hills · Brentwood · Malibu · Pacific Palisades · Newport Coast · Montecito · Hope Ranch · Santa Barbara · Rancho Mirage · Indian Wells · La Quinta
Custom Drapery · Motorized Window Treatments · Luxury Sheers · Blackout Systems · French Pleat · Ripple Fold · Decorative Hardware
Private consultations for homeowners, interior designers, architects, builders, and estate managers.
Fast scheduling across Los Angeles, Hidden Hills, Calabasas, Beverly Hills, Malibu, Santa Monica, and West Hollywood.
Searching for a custom drapery designer nearby? The studio is based in West Hollywood and conducts in-home consultations throughout Los Angeles County — from Beverly Hills and Bel Air to Malibu, Pacific Palisades, Sherman Oaks, Encino, Pasadena, and the surrounding luxury communities.
We design the room before we design the window.
This studio works to a documented method. Before a fabric is named, we read the architecture, agree on what the drapery is asked to do, and honor the room it belongs to. The reasoning behind every recommendation is written down, in chapters, so the decisions a client lives with for a decade are decisions they helped make.
Why Most Custom Drapery Fails
Drapery is an architectural element, not a soft good. Most of what passes for “custom” in Los Angeles is fabric cut to a measurement and hung on a rod — specified without ever asking what the room was doing.
The work starts long before the first stitch. We walk the rooms, watch where the afternoon sun lands, ask how the family actually uses the space, and look at how the ceilings, casings, and floors line up. Hardware gets chosen against the architecture, not picked from a catalog.
A good workroom can sew a beautiful panel. A designer decides whether that panel should exist at all, where it should mount, and what it has to do once the family lives with it.
Why Homeowners Hire a Drapery Designer
Custom drapery sits between architecture, engineering, and tailoring. Every step has to be right. Shortcuts show themselves within a season.
Nine questions we settle in writing before a single panel is cut.
Architecture
We read the room first. The drapery should continue the line of the wall, not chop it.
Ceiling Height
Mounting at the ceiling instead of the window casing routinely buys a room a foot of perceived height.
Light Control
West-facing LA glass needs more than a pretty linen. We layer sheers and blackout for the hour of day that matters.
Privacy
Most homes need privacy at night and the view by day. One panel rarely does both well.
Acoustics
Three-pass interlining at correct fullness takes the slap out of hard-surface modern rooms.
Fire Safety
In the canyons and on the coast we spec inherently fire-retardant fabric, not topical FR sprays that fade out.
Motorization
Hard-wired Lutron, Somfy, and Crestron, planned at electrical rough-in. Battery tubes are a last resort.
Hardware
Hand-forged bronze or hand-wrought iron for traditional rooms; recessed track for contemporary glass. Never builder-grade.
Long-Term Performance
Properly weighted, properly dressed drapery should still hang correctly fifteen years in. We build for that.
We don’t just fabricate drapery.
We dress windows.
We start with the room — the ceiling height, the proportions, how the light moves through it, the view worth protecting, and the noise worth softening. The drapery answers those questions, in that order.
From the first measurement to final dressing, every curtain installation in Los Angeles is handled by the studio’s own team — scaffolds set, hardware tuned, and folds steam-trained on site before we leave the residence.
The Knowledge Library
A working reference for homeowners, interior designers, and architects on how luxury drapery is actually designed in Los Angeles.

Why You Need a Drapery Designer, Not Just a Drapery Manufacturer
A manufacturer sews fabric to a measurement. A designer reads the room first — its light, its architecture, its life — and only then specifies the fabric. The difference shows the moment the drapery is hung.
Read the essay →The Most Expensive Drapery Mistake Homeowners Make
Falling in love with the swatch before anyone has looked at the architecture. We see it every week, and we usually have to undo it.
Essay 03 · 4 min readHow Drapery Can Make Ceilings Look Taller
Drop the rod to the casing and the room shrinks. Mount it tight to the ceiling and the same room gains a foot. Same fabric, different decision.
Essay 04 · 8 min readHow to Preserve Ocean Views Without Sacrificing Sun Protection
On the coast you keep the view by choosing the right openness factor, not by hanging less fabric. Here is how we balance it in Malibu and the Palisades.
Essay 05 · 6 min readFire-Retardant Drapery for Coastal California Homes
After the last fire seasons, this is no longer optional in Malibu or the canyons. What to ask for, and what to refuse.
Lighter reading from the studio sits in the designer’s journal; the language used across these essays is defined in the drapery glossary. For a full index of the studio’s drapery services, begin there.
Real Projects.
Real Solutions.
A working archive of selected residences across Los Angeles, each chosen for the specific architectural problem it solved.
Signature Design ConceptMalibu Ocean View Residence
Wall-to-wall ripple fold in a 3% performance sheer, recessed ceiling track. The brief was simple: keep the Pacific in the room, take the four o'clock glare out of it.
Signature Design ConceptReseda Great Room
French pleat in oat Belgian linen, hung from a concealed ceiling track wall to wall. The homeowner wanted the panels above the window. We moved them to the ceiling. That one decision made the whole renovation read.
Signature Design Concepts
Editorial design studies the studio publishes to demonstrate House of Drapery’s specification practice across luxury Los Angeles geographies and sectors — Beverly Hills, Trousdale, Malibu, and boutique hospitality. Imagery is illustrative rendering; none of these are completed client installations.

Beverly Hills Estate — Traditional Luxury
Editorial design study — Belgian linen French pleat on hand-forged antique brass, Parisian palette, the Flats vocabulary.

Beverly Hills — Modern Organic Luxury
Editorial design study — wall-to-wall ripple fold in oatmeal Belgian linen on a recessed Lutron motorized track.

Malibu Oceanfront Residence
Editorial design study — performance sheer ripple fold on a recessed ceiling pocket, no exposed hardware, west sun resolved.

Beverly Hills Boutique Hospitality Suite
Editorial design study — layered NFPA 701 sheer and three-pass blackout champagne silk on Lutron, Parisian palette.

Olga Rechdouni, ASID
Interior Designer · Founder of Duroque
House of Drapery by Duroque is the Los Angeles / West Hollywood custom drapery and window treatment studio of Olga Rechdouni, ASID, founder of Duroque. She has worked privately on Los Angeles homes for more than twenty years. Trained at FIDM and raised in a family of custom furniture makers, she came up on a workroom floor. That is still how she runs every project.
Duroque is her West Hollywood studio and online gallery, now in its fourteen year. It is the broader interiors, furniture, decorative arts, and window-treatment practice House of Drapery came out of. Her work is restrained, precise, and built around one conviction: drapery is part of the architecture, not an accessory to it.
Every January she is in Paris and Milan, on the floor at Maison & Objet and Salone, and at the Belgian and Italian mills she specifies from. The fabric library is current because she sees it in person.
The studio serves Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Malibu, Pacific Palisades, Brentwood, Calabasas, Santa Monica, and Woodland Hills.

A Formal Living Room, Quieted by Drapery
The room arrived with strong architecture and twelve-foot windows that overwhelmed every soft furnishing the family had tried. Olga specified full-height ripple-fold panels in a weighted Belgian linen, drawn from the studio’s atelier with hand-finished leading edges and concealed motorization. The drapery now reads as part of the architecture — the windows feel composed, and the room finally holds its proportions.
View the Case Study →Los Angeles Window Treatment Services
Four entry points into the studio’s Los Angeles practice — from custom drapery and curtains to motorized systems and the broader window treatment program.
- Flagship Service
Custom Drapery in Los Angeles
Designer-led custom drapery for Los Angeles residences — designed, fabricated, and installed by the studio.
- Custom Curtains
Custom Curtains in Los Angeles
Bespoke curtains in French pleat, ripple fold, Euro pleat, and tailored flat panel — measured on site and installed in-house.
- Window Treatments
Custom Window Treatments in Los Angeles
The full window treatment program — drapery, sheers, blackout systems, shades, Roman shades, and decorative hardware for LA homes.
- Motorization
Motorized Drapery in Los Angeles
Lutron, Somfy, Crestron, Savant, and Control4 integration — motorized drapery, smart shades, and automated window treatments.
Locally fabricated. Designer supervised. Installed by our team.
Every project is overseen end-to-end by Olga Rechdouni, ASID — from the first consultation through fabric specification, in-house fabrication in our Los Angeles workroom, and final installation. Most residential drapery programs are delivered in a typical two to four week window once fabrics and hardware are confirmed.
- Step 01
Consultation
On-site measure, light study, and fabric review with Olga.
- Step 02
Design & Specification
Heading, lining, hardware, and motorization specified to the room.
- Step 03
Local Fabrication
Cut, sewn, and hand-finished in our Los Angeles workroom.
- Step 04
Installation
Installed by our own team — typically 2–4 weeks from approval.
From Los Angeles Homeowners
“Olga walked our rooms before she ever opened a fabric book. The drapery she specified made our twelve-foot windows finally feel like part of the architecture.”
“We kept the ocean view and lost the four o’clock glare. Her team installed it themselves, dressed every fold on site, and left the house cleaner than they found it.”
“After two failed attempts with other workrooms, working with Olga felt like working with a designer, not a vendor. The result reads as part of the house.”
For Homeowners Beginning a Project
- Do you provide custom drapery throughout Los Angeles?
- Yes. House of Drapery by Duroque is a Los Angeles–based custom drapery and window treatment studio serving West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Brentwood, Bel Air, Pacific Palisades, Malibu, Pasadena, and residential and select commercial clients throughout Los Angeles County. Every project is designed, measured, fabricated, and installed by the studio.
- Do you serve Beverly Hills, Malibu, Pacific Palisades, Brentwood, Santa Monica, and West Hollywood?
- Yes. The studio has active residential and trade projects across all of these neighborhoods, alongside Bel Air, Holmby Hills, Calabasas, and Pasadena. Consultations are conducted at the residence and coordinated by Olga Rechdouni, ASID.
- How long does custom drapery installation take?
- From first consultation to final dressing, most residential projects in Los Angeles run six to twelve weeks. The on-site installation itself is typically one to three days for a single residence and a week or more for estate-scale programs.
- I searched for a custom drapery designer near me — do you consult in my neighborhood?
- Very likely, yes. Based in West Hollywood, House of Drapery by Duroque specializes in custom drapery with private in-home consultations throughout Los Angeles, including Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Brentwood, Santa Monica, Malibu, Pacific Palisades, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Encino, Tarzana, Calabasas, Hidden Hills, Newport Coast, Manhattan Beach, Pasadena, Glendale, Burbank, and the surrounding Los Angeles communities.
More detail on process, fabric, pricing, and motorization in the full studio FAQ.
From First Visit to Final Dressing
- Step 01
Book Your Consultation
Tell us a little about your project. Olga or someone on her team confirms a same-week in-home visit for most LA zip codes.
- Step 02
We Measure and Guide Your Design
We walk the rooms, read the architecture and light, and specify fabric, lining, hardware, and motorization against the way you live.
- Step 03
We Fabricate and Install
Atelier-made in our workroom, then installed by the studio's own team — folds steam-trained on site before we leave.
Request Your Free In-Home Consultation
Tell us a little about your project and we’ll reach out to confirm your consultation. Most inquiries receive a response the same business day.
Begin with the room.
We will design the rest.
Private consultations are available for homeowners, interior designers, architects, and builders across the greater Los Angeles area.
Ready to design your windows the way the room deserves?
Begin with a private consultation. We will follow with a tailored proposal, fabric direction, and an honest opinion on what your room is asking for.
- Complimentary initial consultation
- Olga personally reviews every project
- Design, fabrication & installation guided in-house
- No obligation
