Plain Twill Fabric stitched to both sides of the shade and to both sides of the valance.  Adds a finishing touch to the shade. Available in 12 colors

• Available in White or Ivory with louver material inserted behind the trim
• Supplied with 5-1/2″ returns.  Call if longer returns are required
• Not available with Wood or Faux Wood Verticals
• Valances over 191″ will be spliced

You can add contrast banding to this product to highlight a color in your fabric or to pick-up a color from another element in the room.  Consider your wall or trim paint, accent pillows, artwork or furniture for contrasting color ideas.

A Continental Rod is a wide 2-1/2″ flat curtain rod.  A 3″ rod pocket will fit this size rod.  There are several width options and they are adjustable to fit any size window.  The return length is adjustable from 3-1/2″ to 5″.

The Clutch System which comes with a continuous loop plastic bead chain that is color coordinated to your fabric selection. In this option the fabric roll is visible at all times.

For Safety, the tassel breaks apart under minimal pressure.  This feature is to protect children and pets from getting tangled in the loop. Should the tassel come apart, it’s very easy to reassemble. Simply snap the two halves back together.

Drapes with a Center-Split will give you two (pair) panels that will open (stack) to the left and right of your window.

Cascades are decorative fabric sides on a window treatment.  The fabric is tailored and folded to make a beautiful frame around the window.

Pole and Swag Cascades

Buckram is a “stiff” cotton fabric material used to add stability to fabric for making many products.  In the making of window treatments it is used primarily in the header to give the fabric stiffness for creating pinch pleats, etc.  Without buckram many window treatment headers would not be possible.

Bracket-to-bracket measuring is the easiest way to get your drape width correct.  Whether you are using a standard curtain rod, a traverse rod or decorative rod  the measuring is the same.

All rods are attached to the wall using brackets.  For existing hardware, you will measure from wall bracket to wall bracket.  For new drapery hardware installations, we recommend that you mount your brackets at least 4″ out on each side of the window casing.  The total distance between your brackets is the width you select when pricing and ordering on our site.  The workroom will take care of the fabric fullness and pattern matching on any seams.

Our designer fullness is a minimum of 2 to 1 fullness on our drape products.  To illustrate this let’s say your bracket-to-bracket measurement is 72″, we will sew together the fabric widths to yield approximately 144″ wide (72″ x 2) of fabric.  When the drape’s pleats are constructed, the workroom will gather and sew the fabric for 2 to 1 fullness giving a finished width of 72″ for a single draw panel or two panels of 36″ each in a Center Split drape.