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Custom Drapes and Drapery Panels In New Jersey

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Add style with Custom Drapery

Elevate your interior décor with some custom draperies for your windows. They’re the perfect finishing touch to complete your interior design. With are a wide variety of  fabric colors, textures, patterns, and decorative hardware to select from. You can create something special and unique to you.

Window Treats Inc can customize window draperies to compliment your decor. Our showroom in Red Bank, NJ features some of the finest fabrics you can use for custom window drapes and top treatments.

What is the Difference between Drapes and Curtains?

Many people assume that drapes and curtains are the same thing, primarily because they’re both fabrics that cover windows. They’re interchangeable if we’re only basing it on their initial functionality. But there’s more to drapes and curtains than being a piece of fabric to decorate windows and help you maintain privacy.

The main difference between drapes and curtains lies in the type of fabric used to make them.

Curtains are almost always made of thin and light fabrics. These fabrics come in different colors and patterns; they’ll have no problem adding character to your interior décor. However, take note that curtains aren’t lined. They are not thick enough to block out light, and they’re often too sheer to block outsiders from looking in.

On the other hand, our custom window drapes are made of heavy, high-quality fabric. Our draperies are lined, too. That means they provide better privacy. The lining also prevents the fabric from fading, and so the life of these drapes will be longer than a typical curtain. Given the general thickness of our drapes, you can easily use them to block out light and heat. They also help keep cold air out during chilly winter days. Additionally, heavy drapes that hang from your windows to the floor often add a classic, more formal touch.

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WATCH ELLIOT LANIADO, OWNER EXPLAIN "HOW TO AVOID DRAPERY NIGHTMARES"

This Drapery Series was delivered to the American Society of Interior Designers by the owner of Window Treats, Elliot Laniado. He provided these designers with insight into drapery terminology and how to best work with fabrics. It is a great series to get acquainted with the basics of custom drapery with one of the industries experts.

Part One - Setting Expectations and Using The Right Terms

Elliot Laniado, owner of Window Treats Inc., delivering a presentation to ASID designers. In this presentation he discusses the importance of setting expectations between the designer and the client. He also discusses some of the major issues to think through when designing a custom window treatment. He then finishes this section with an overview of Roman Shades and shows the different styles and features.

Part Two - The Importance of Accurate Measurements

Elliot Laniado, owner of Window Treats Inc., delivering a presentation to ASID designers. In this video he discusses tips and lessons for proper measuring. What should be noted in the room, is there an air conditioning vent or pipes? How much higher than the window should we hang the shade or drapery? What are the rules of four? Why are those rule crucial to proper measuring? 

Part Three - How To Select The Appropriate Fabric

Elliot Laniado, owner of Window Treats Inc., delivering a presentation to ASID designers. In this video Elliot answers questions such as: How do fabrics drape differently? What should I keep in mind when using a particular fabric? How do I know if I need lining and/or interlining? How do I figure out how much fabric I will need to cover my window?

Part Four - Fabrication

Elliot Laniado, owner of Window Treats Inc., delivering a presentation to ASID designers. In this video Elliot discusses some of the different types of drapery pleats and where each type of pleat can and should be used. He also gives some tips and creative ideas. Near the end of Part 5 Elliot continues to discuss the fabrication of drapery and some tips on measuring for pleats.

Part Five - Railroading Fabric and Matching Plaids

Elliot Laniado, owner of Window Treats Inc., delivering a presentation to ASID designers. In this video Elliot defines what railroading a fabric and off the roll means and why it is so important to know. He offers an important tip on how to make sure that when making a drapery the plaids match up.

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Draperies and Extensive Fabric Library in NJ

Visit our Red Bank Gallery Showroom to discuss your drapery project and browse through our extensive fabric library. We also serve towns throughout New Jersey including Middletown, Holmdel, Rumson, Colts Neck, Fairhaven, as well as Brooklyn, NY.

Safety In Mind

We are open for virtual, in-home and showroom consultations by appointment only.

  • In the showroom - We practice social distancing, have hand sanitizer available, wear mask, wipe down book and surfaces, and rotate staff between showroom and working from home to limit number of people in showroom
  • In the home – We wear gloves, masks, booties, use disinfectant wipes, hand sanitizer, and wipe down books and samples before enter home.
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