Custom Drapery
Custom drapery is the discipline behind every project we accept. Every panel is specified for the room it lives in — its architecture, its light, its life — and made to measure in the studio rather than pulled from a catalog. The result is drapery that reads as inevitable, never as decoration applied after the fact.

Why Choose This Style
Off-the-shelf drapery is engineered to fit no room in particular, which is why it rarely flatters any. Our custom drapery begins with a measured site visit, a survey of the architecture, and a written specification covering pleat style, fullness, lining, hardware, and mounting before fabric is ever cut.
We work in French pleat, ripple fold, and pinch-pleat variants; in sheers, layered systems, and full blackout assemblies; in manual hand-drawn and silent motorized configurations. Every choice is made for the room, not for the showroom.
Our clients are homeowners, interior designers, architects, and builders working on residences where the drapery is expected to last a generation and read as part of the architecture, not as soft furnishing applied to it.
Where Custom Drapery Drapery Belongs
- Formal living rooms
- Primary suites
- Great rooms
- Dining rooms
- Libraries
- Media rooms
- All ceiling heights
- Especially valuable at 10 ft. and above
- Spanish Colonial
- Mediterranean
- Mid-century modern
- Contemporary
- Traditional
- Transitional
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does 'custom drapery' actually mean?
- Every dimension, pleat, lining, and hardware decision is specified for the specific room — measured on site, drafted in the studio, and made to those measurements rather than altered from a standard size. There are no standard panels in our work.
- How long does a custom drapery project take?
- From initial consultation to installation, most residential projects run six to twelve weeks. Estate-scale programs run twelve to twenty. We do not accept work we cannot specify and execute correctly within that window.
- Do you work with interior designers and architects?
- Yes. A meaningful portion of the studio's work is trade — specified alongside an interior designer or architect of record. We supply detailed shop drawings, fabric specifications, and installation coordination on every trade project.
