Elegant Drapery & Deor by Song

Roman shade, better alternative to a valance.

I really enjoyed working with this drapery project. This was an absolutely gorgeous upholstery weight white linen!!!

This client wanted to have privacy in her dinning room. For her bay windows she chose embroidered pattern in silver and taupe on silky fabric and used Hanes premium cotton lining. By using light weight and color fabric we were able to create privacy while letting in enough light during the day. Simple elegance. Another happy customer!

This was a project for my church. I used Robert Allen Coastal Sand fabric and premium lining by Hanes. Euro Pleats and cornice box created a slight formal feel which is well fitting for church.

This was a daybed set I made for a client a year ago. This photo was submitted to the linen company for a contest and was featured on company ad today. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10158731498040346&id=439149005345

We take pride in taking extra steps for details! For example, quality drapery panels should never show stitches on the front. But not all blind hem is the same. In these photos you'll see the standard blind hem done by a machine vs the blind hem done by us by hand. The standard hem, since it is visible, can get caught and get ripped. In which case, with the lightest pull, the entire hem will become unraveled. Our "Double" blind hem is done by hand and is invisible on both sides!!! There is little to no chance the hem should get ripped. Even if it should, the unraveling will be no more than a couple of inches. Quality is our first priority!