Layer fabric and light
Combine sheers and drapery where the room calls for both daylight and privacy.
CUSTOM MADE FOR YOUR SPACE
Curtains & drapery
Made personal.
From airy sheers to a fuller drapery treatment, curtains bring softness and scale to a room. Coordinate fabrics, tracks and controls around the way you use the space.
See samples and confirm your fabric, system and controls with our team.
DETAILS THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE
A choice that feels right.
Think beyond the fabric
Track placement, fullness, stacking space and floor clearance all shape the final result.
Choose your control
Discuss manual and motorized track options with our team, including practical considerations for larger openings.
PHOTO STORY · A QUIET BEDROOM
A softer edge.
A calmer room.
Full-height grey drapery adds a soft vertical texture beside the bed. The neutral fabric sits comfortably with the upholstered headboard and darker trim.
For a bedroom, compare fabric and lining in your own light. Fullness, track position and stacking space all help shape the finished look.
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RICHMOND HOME · MOTORIZED SHEERS & DRAPERY
Soft light.
Effortless movement.
Light-filtering sheers soften the daylight, while dark outer drapery gives the window a calm, tailored frame. Together, the two layers add depth without making the room feel heavy.
In the film below, the motorized sheer curtain glides gently across the window. It shows how a wide curtain can feel simple to use every day, with the outer drapery remaining at the side.
For your own room, we can plan the fabric, track position and stacking space together, then discuss the motor and controls that suit your needs.
See the same window with its sheer drawn aside, plus more layered sheer-curtain photographs.
Explore the sheer curtain photo collectionONE ROOM / TWO STATES
Drawn together.
Opened to the view.
The same patterned curtains in the same room. Closed, the fabric creates a continuous backdrop beside the cabinetry; opened, it frames the central window. Discuss the required stacking space and track configuration when planning your room.
Styling comparison only. These photographs do not identify the track or motor.
LAYERED WINDOW TREATMENTS
Close to the glass.
Soft around the edges.
A roller or zebra shade can sit close to the window, with drapery adding texture and a frame around it. Plan each layer separately: its fabric, controls, clearance and the privacy you want when it is closed.
CURTAINS & DRAPERY
From room scale.
To the smallest detail.
Explore complete window treatments alongside a close view of fabric folds and tracks at a ceiling corner.
A LITTLE GUIDANCE
Good questions.
Better choices.
Not sure where to start? We’ll help you compare the options for your space.
Which window covering is right for my room?
Start with how you use the space, the privacy you need and the light you want to keep. Window size, mounting depth, fabric and controls help narrow the options. Bring photos and approximate dimensions for an initial conversation.
Do you work on commercial projects?
Yes. Talk to us about offices, shared spaces and other commercial requirements. We can discuss a consistent approach to fabrics, controls and the different windows in your project.
Can I choose motorized controls?
Motorized options are available for selected shades and curtain systems. Product compatibility, power, access and control preferences need to be confirmed for each project.
Can I see fabrics before deciding?
Visit our Richmond showroom to compare available fabrics and discuss the differences in texture, light filtering and privacy. Contact us before visiting to confirm hours and the samples you would like to see.
CURTAINS & DRAPERY / FABRIC AND FULLNESS
Quiet texture. A continuous finish.
A wide sweep of neutral fabric brings the window wall together. Repeated pleats give the drapery a steady rhythm, while the visible weave adds detail without a strong pattern.
The heading, fullness and finished length are part of the effect. For your own room, compare samples in daylight and plan the rod or track position with the space needed when the curtains are drawn aside.
Discuss lining and evening privacy with our team. The fabric and lining you select determine the light control; this photograph shows the finish and arrangement.
Discuss your windows