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Unveiling the Artistry of Window Couture

Hi, Welcome to the Drapery Design Designer Newsletter! In our series of blogs and newsletters we share information that designers will find helpful when working with the high end client on new construction or remodel projects.

We have years of experience working with top architects, designers, and builders on incredible projects that demand the best of everything. The window treatments and fabric accessories should also uphold the high quality standards and artisan workmanship that are created throughout the home by all the trades. If you are a designer that works in magnificent homes with attention given to every detail, this newsletter is for you!

All the Best!
Karen Lander

Meet the Pleat
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Meet the Pleat

The drapery pleat is a way to control the excess fabric at the top of a drapery so it can attach to the drapery rod hardware. There are many ways to do this, but here are a few of the more popular pleats today!

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The Ripplebox Pleat Drapery
Trends Kelly Curtis Trends Kelly Curtis

The Ripplebox Pleat Drapery

We love the clean Ripplefold drapery look, but some things about the way it is configured creates limitations. After experimentation, we found an alternative to ripplefold draperies!It is a hybrid pleat combining an inverted box pleat and a ripplefold pleat, which we named the Ripplebox pleat.

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