Interior Designers & Design Professionals
When an installation date, photoshoot, client presentation or project handover is approaching, we can evaluate what can realistically be designed and produced within the rush schedule.
Same-Day Rush Consultation Available
For Qualifying Projects
Tell us where the project is, what you need and when you need it completed. We'll quickly confirm whether it qualifies for the seven-day rush program.
Rush service charges apply. Seven-day turnaround is subject to project scope, materials, hardware, production capacity, site conditions, location and scheduling.
There are times when the normal custom-drapery timeline simply doesn’t work.
A designer may have an installation date that moved forward. A property may need to be photographed or staged for sale. You may have just moved into a home with completely uncovered windows. A bedroom may need blackout immediately. A nursery may need better light control before a newborn comes home. Intense afternoon sun may suddenly make a room uncomfortable, or open patio doors may need a sheer layer between the interior and the outdoors.
And sometimes the reason is simpler: guests are coming, the holidays are approaching, and the room isn’t finished.
For those situations, House of Drapery offers a rush custom drapery program designed around a seven-day turnaround for qualifying projects.
This is still custom work. The difference is that consultation, specification, material confirmation, production and installation are prioritized around a compressed schedule.
When an installation date, photoshoot, client presentation or project handover is approaching, we can evaluate what can realistically be designed and produced within the rush schedule.
For homes preparing to list, photograph, show or stage, custom drapery can soften empty rooms, provide privacy and help a property feel finished without waiting through a standard production schedule.
Moving into a house with uncovered windows can create an immediate privacy and light-control problem. We can prioritize the rooms that need attention first.
When sleep, privacy and light control can’t wait, qualifying blackout drapery projects can be considered for expedited production.
For rooms receiving uncomfortable direct sun or windows that suddenly feel too exposed, we can evaluate an appropriate custom treatment on a rush basis.
Sheer drapery can provide a light visual layer at large openings and patio doors while preserving the relaxed feeling of an open indoor-outdoor space.
If family is arriving, you’re hosting, or you’re finishing the house for the holiday season, tell us the actual deadline. We’ll determine quickly whether the project qualifies for rush production.
Call or text House of Drapery and tell us what is happening. We need to know the location, rooms or openings involved, what problem you’re trying to solve and the date by which the drapery needs to be completed. When possible, we begin with a same-day rush consultation.
Once the project is confirmed as feasible for the rush program, we move immediately into the necessary measurements and specifications. Rather than presenting an unlimited universe of options, we focus on solutions that satisfy the design and functional brief and are realistically available within the required production window.
Fabric, lining, trim and hardware availability are confirmed before the rush schedule is accepted. For a seven-day project, availability matters. A beautiful fabric that cannot arrive in time isn’t the right fabric for that deadline.
Once specifications, materials and payment requirements are confirmed, the qualifying order moves into expedited production. Rush service charges apply because the project requires priority scheduling and compressed coordination.
Installation is professionally coordinated through House of Drapery by Duroque as part of the rush project schedule. The goal is not simply to get fabric onto the window quickly. The finished treatment still needs to look intentional, properly proportioned and appropriate to the room.
The wider sequence — measurement, mounting conditions and site coordination — follows the studio’s standard approach to drapery installation in Los Angeles.
Not every custom window treatment can or should be rushed.
Seven-day feasibility depends on the number and size of openings, treatment type, selected fabric and lining, hardware availability, installation conditions, location and current production capacity.
Certain projects may be excellent candidates for expedited production. Others may need to be simplified, divided into phases or completed on a longer schedule.
Our job during the rush consultation is to determine that before promising the deadline.
If seven days is realistic, we’ll tell you what is required to make it happen.
If it isn’t, we’ll tell you that too.
Blackout is one of the situations where waiting can be particularly difficult.
A newly occupied bedroom may have no privacy. A nursery may need substantially better light control. A primary bedroom may receive strong morning light. A temporary window covering may simply no longer be workable.
For qualifying projects, custom blackout drapery can be considered for the seven-day rush program.
The appropriate solution depends on the window, architecture and desired degree of light control. Blackout performance is determined by the complete treatment—not simply by choosing a fabric labeled “blackout.”
Design projects don’t always move according to the original schedule.
Construction finishes early. Photography gets booked. Furniture arrives. A client moves in. An installation date changes.
House of Drapery can work with interior designers and design professionals to evaluate a quick-turn custom drapery solution around the actual deadline.
If you’re supplying your own fabric, tell us when you call. If material still needs to be selected, we’ll focus the specification around options that can realistically support the rush schedule.
The objective is not to compromise the room to meet a deadline. It is to identify the best custom solution that can responsibly be delivered within it.
Drapery changes the way an interior photographs and feels.
For real estate professionals, homeowners and stagers working against a listing or photography deadline, the rush service can address key rooms without waiting through a conventional custom-drapery production cycle.
Tell us the photography, staging, open-house or listing date during the first call. We’ll evaluate the openings that matter most and determine what can realistically be completed beforehand.
The weeks before the holidays are often when an unfinished room suddenly becomes impossible to ignore.
If you’re preparing the house for entertaining, overnight guests, family gatherings or seasonal events, House of Drapery can evaluate qualifying projects for seven-day rush custom drapery.
Availability becomes especially important during high-demand holiday production periods, so contact us as soon as you know the deadline.
Rush service charges apply.
This rush service isn’t based only on a theoretical production schedule.
House of Drapery by Duroque completed a whole-house custom window-treatment project in Venice Beach on a one-week rush schedule.
The completed project included 100% linen drapery, cordless Roman shades, blackout treatments, inverted pleats and bronze-finish hybrid rod/track hardware across multiple rooms.
The project required material and treatment decisions to work within the compressed schedule while maintaining the relaxed, neutral design direction requested for the beach house.
View the Completed Venice Beach Project →
The Venice Beach project is an example of a completed rush project. Seven-day feasibility is determined individually for every new project.

The rush program is available for qualifying projects throughout Los Angeles and generally within approximately 50 miles of Los Angeles, subject to project location and scheduling availability.
Service may include Los Angeles, West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Holmby Hills, Brentwood, Santa Monica, Pacific Palisades, Malibu, Venice, Marina del Rey, Playa Vista, Culver City, Hollywood Hills, Studio City, Sherman Oaks, Encino, Burbank, Glendale, Pasadena, Calabasas, Hidden Hills, Agoura Hills, Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks and surrounding communities within the rush-service area.
For a rush project, call with the project address or ZIP code and deadline so we can confirm service availability immediately.
A compressed schedule doesn’t change the fundamental design questions.
The drapery still needs to work with the architecture. Fullness and proportion still matter. The heading still matters. Lining still matters. Hardware and mounting conditions still matter. And the finished treatment still needs to belong in the room.
House of Drapery approaches a rush project by reducing unnecessary delay—not by abandoning the design process.
That distinction is important.
If you need custom drapery within seven days, don’t spend days trying to determine the treatment yourself.
Tell us:
where the project is · what you need · what problem you’re solving · when it needs to be finished
We’ll determine whether the project qualifies for the seven-day rush program and what needs to happen next.
Photos and approximate measurements are welcome, but not required to begin the conversation.
Seven-day turnaround is available for qualifying projects and is subject to project scope, material and hardware availability, production capacity, site conditions, location and scheduling. Rush service charges apply.
Yes, House of Drapery by Duroque offers a seven-day rush custom drapery service for qualifying Los Angeles-area projects. Feasibility depends on the project scope, treatment type, material and hardware availability, site conditions, location, production capacity and installation scheduling.
Yes. Same-day consultation is available for rush projects when scheduling permits. Calling or texting with your location, deadline and basic project information is the fastest way to begin.
Yes. Rush service charges apply to expedited projects because they require priority production and compressed scheduling. The applicable rush charge is determined according to the individual project rather than advertised as a fixed surcharge.
Yes, qualifying blackout drapery projects may be considered for the seven-day rush program. The appropriate construction depends on the room, window conditions, privacy requirements and desired level of light control.
Yes. Bedrooms and nurseries requiring urgent privacy or light control may qualify for expedited blackout or other custom drapery solutions, depending on project requirements and material availability.
Yes. House of Drapery works with interior designers and design professionals facing installation, photography, move-in or client deadlines. Designer-supplied fabric may also be considered when appropriate and available for immediate production.
Yes. Qualifying rush projects can be considered for homes being prepared for photography, staging, showings or sale. The project deadline should be provided during the initial consultation.
Potentially. Qualifying projects may be completed on the seven-day rush schedule when production capacity, materials, hardware, installation and project conditions permit. Holiday periods can be particularly busy, so availability should be confirmed immediately.
Eligibility depends on the specific project. Drapery, blackout treatments, sheers and certain Roman-shade applications may be considered when the required materials, hardware and production conditions support the seven-day schedule.
No. Photos and approximate measurements can be helpful, but they are not required to start the conversation. Tell us the location, what you need and your deadline first.
The service is available for qualifying projects throughout Los Angeles and generally within approximately 50 miles of Los Angeles, subject to project location and scheduling availability.
No. Seven-day turnaround is a rush service for qualifying projects, not a universal lead-time guarantee. House of Drapery confirms feasibility after reviewing the scope, materials, hardware, site conditions, location and production schedule.
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.