Fabric cut, lined, hung and dressed to your ceiling height. The softest treatment in the collection.
Two decisions determine how a curtain looks: the cloth and the heading. Everything else follows from them.
Fabric sets the weight, the drape and the way light behaves at the surface. Silk catches and shifts across every fold and reads as the most formal option we offer. Linen and natural weaves bring an irregular texture that suits the coastal palette and forgives bright rooms. Cotton blends hold colour reliably and take daily handling in a family room without going tired at the fold lines. Any of them can be lined for blackout, insulation or simply to give a lightweight cloth enough body to hang properly.
The heading determines the rhythm. A French pinch pleat gathers the fabric into tailored groups at the top and is the traditional choice for a formal room. A ripple fold runs in a continuous soft wave, contemporary and clean, and stacks tightly against the wall when open. A grommet heading reads more relaxed and works well in transitional interiors.
Custom drapery panels are cut to the actual drop of your window rather than a stock length, which is the single clearest difference between made-to-measure and bought. A panel that breaks correctly at the floor, or falls just clear of it, is a decision made at the measurement rather than a coincidence.
Full-length panels cut to the drop of your window, lined for weight and light control, and dressed on site so the folds fall correctly from the first day. The core of the collection and the specification most rooms start from. Available in every fabric and heading style we carry.
Lightweight fabric that diffuses daylight without closing the room down, softening hard light and adding privacy at the glass while keeping the space bright. Frequently specified as the inner layer of a pair, with a heavier panel drawing over it after dark.
Any fabric in the range can be lined for complete room darkening, with the lining sewn to the back so the front face is unchanged. A principal bedroom can carry the same cloth as the room next door and still go fully dark. Also the correct specification for a media room or any space holding artwork.
A sheer inner panel with a heavier outer curtain, or drapery drawn over a solar shade. Layering separates the daytime job from the night-time one, so neither fabric has to compromise. The specification most Palm Beach living rooms end up with once the light has been properly assessed.
A soft fabric valance or a structured upholstered cornice fitted above the heading, concealing the track and finishing the top of the window as an architectural detail. Useful where hardware would otherwise be visible, and where the window is expected to read as a designed element rather than an opening with curtains on it.
Heavy drapery is the strongest case for automation in the entire collection. A wide run of lined fabric carries real weight, and drawing it by hand twice a day means handling the leading edge repeatedly, which is exactly how a curtain gets marked and how a heading eventually pulls out of true.
Motorized drapery tracks Palm Beach homes fit resolve both problems at once. The track carries the load, the panels draw at a constant rate from either a single or centre-opening configuration, and nobody touches the fabric. Ultra-quiet motors run from a remote, a wall switch, or a scheduled routine that closes the drapes at dusk without anyone in the house thinking about it.
On tall openings and stairwell glazing, automation is less a convenience than the only realistic way to operate a curtain at all.
Fabric is the hardest thing in this entire collection to judge remotely. Drape, weight and how a cloth takes light change completely between a swatch card and a full-height panel, and a colour that reads warm in a book can turn grey against your walls.
A designer brings the fabric library to your home. Samples are held full-length against the wall and at the window they are intended for, in the light of the room at the hour you use it, and against the upholstery and timber already in the space. Heading style, fullness ratio, lining and finished drop are decided in front of you rather than specified afterwards.
Homeowners looking for luxury custom curtains near me are usually looking for exactly this: someone who treats fabric as an interiors decision rather than a product order, and who will dress the panels properly once they are hung.
Custom drapery is made-to-measure for your exact window dimensions using premium, heavyweight fabrics and customized linings. This ensures a flawless, floor-to-ceiling fit and superior light control compared to standard, mass-produced curtains.
Yes. We can line any of our luxury drapery fabrics with specialized blackout lining. This completely blocks harsh sunlight, protects your interior investments from UV fading, and creates the ideal environment for master bedrooms.
We specialize in a variety of architectural pleat styles tailored to your design preferences, including traditional French pinch pleats, contemporary ripple folds, and elegant tailored pleats.
Absolutely. We install heavy-duty, whisper-quiet motorized drapery tracks that allow you to control your custom curtains via smartphone, remote control, or smart home integration.
During your complimentary in-home consultation, our design experts will bring a curated library of premium fabrics to your home, helping you select the perfect color, weight, and texture to complement your interior design.
Our in-house professional technicians handle the entire installation process. We securely mount the custom hardware and tracks, steam the fabrics on-site, and professionally “dress” the drapes so the pleats fall perfectly.
