Shades
Stout Belinda in Pewter for Neutral Side Panels
Clarksburg, VA- Custom made heavy-lined side panels with inverted pleats for a neutral toned, transitional home. The drapes were made with Stout Belinda in Pewter, and supported by one inch dark bronze hardware. Drapery Designs eye for detail and precise measurement protocol meant that every panel was made the same length to accommodate the high ceiling because…
Lundy Hardware for a Nice Finish on Box Pleated Panels
Rockville, MD- This old home was being remodeled and required privacy window treatments for the street facing windows. We designed heavy-lining box pleated stationary side panels in a soft cream to accent the roman shades underneath that acted as a privacy shade when needed. Lundy hardware was the subtle icing on the cake.
Bamboo Roman Shades and Side Panels
Northwest Washington D.C. – Bamboo Roman Shades, hardware, and linear side panels were precisely fabricated by Drapery Designs. The owner of this home was very particular and redesigned her living room and dining room herself- it was because of our reputation for being detail oriented and our no-corners-cut policy that she chose Drapery Designs to…
Special mounted Faux Roman Valance
Potomac, MD. The designer of this home was looking for a very decadent traditional look, but followed our advice for a faux roman valance with crystal trim to complement the chandelier in the bathroom. We also suggested she solve her issue with the tile wall by mounting the valance on the ceiling.
Black and White Roman Shade in
This white roman shade is accented with a thick black boarder to tie together with the black and white geometric wallpaper in the bathroom . Black and white is a hard combination to make without being overwhelming, but if you’re careful you can have stunning results.
Hide the Hardware in a Situation Like This
Arlington, VA. These unlined flat roman shades are especially unique because of how we handled the hardware mechanics. Usually the draw cords go every 6 inches, but we placed them so they would disappear behind the dark stripes for a flawless finish.
A Transitional Style
Arlington, VA. These interlined, single width, European pinch pleat drapes with accent trim along the leading edge are a perfect example of a transitional style. Drapery Designs teamed up with Samantha Friedman Interiors, who designed this perfect balance between traditional and modern fashions.
Alterations for a New Look
Arlington, VA. One thing many people don’t know is that Drapery Designs does alterations as well as custom window treatments. The owner of a clubhouse had Roman shades that were too heavy for their design, and kept breaking down. Frustrated, the owner came to Drapery Designs for help. We altered the shades into modern valances…
Undulating Line and Color in the Dining Room
Fulton, MD. It’s easy to have multiple patterns in one room if you keep them in the same color palette and line. The neutral colors and curved lines of these butterfly pleated drapes are echoed around the dining room in the chairs, chandelier and side table, keeping the rhythm of the line being overwhelming.