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Draperies

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STYLES

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Pinch Pleat

The Pinch Pleat is the most popular and traditional style of pleat for a traversing drapery.

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Gathered Tab Top

The Gathered Tap Top style  incorporates a decorative sleeve around each tab that can be in a contrasting fabric.

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Ripple Fold Style

The Ripple Fold is an ultra contemporary style of pleatless traversing drapery panel.

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Grommet Style

Grommet Style draperies are a folding panel where a decorative pole passes through grommets at the top.

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Flowing Style

The Flowing Style has soft, casual, droopy pleats that attach to the rod with ring clips.

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Traditional Tab Top Style

The Traditional Tab Top Style is a popular choice for either stationary panels or occasional hand traversing.

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Rod Pocket Style

Clean and simple, the Rod Pocket Style is suited for stationary panels that are not intended to traverse.

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Goblet Pleat Style

More full and round than any other pleat, the Goblet Pleat Style gives a robust body to the drapery panel.

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Crown Pleat Style

Tight and neat, the Crown Pleat gives a nice minimalist look to the drapery.

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Invert Pleat Style

The Inverted Pleat is a stylish new twist on the traditional pleated drapery. It is well suited for traversing.

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