Construction details shared across window treatments, including linings, interlinings, seams, hems, edges, reinforcement, and related techniques.
Board-mounted valances can be constructed and attached in several different ways. This guide looks at mounting boards, stapled and hook-and-loop attachment methods, aluminum valance tracks, and how projection, return, and clearance affect the finished treatment.
Explore the differences between standard lining, blackout lining, and interlining, and learn how fiber content, weight, width, color, finish, and construction can affect the final look and performance of drapery.
A visual reference to drapery side edges and leading edges, including pinned and unpinned finishes, returns, decorative treatments, and different types of overlap on decorative rods and traverse tracks.
A visual guide to the key parts of a custom drapery panel, including heading, leading edge, side hem, return, overlap, lining, and interlining—and how these terms relate to construction and installation.
Fabric seams in Roman shades need careful planning because the shade face is flatter and more visible than pleated drapery. This article explains when to consider two separate shades, when symmetrical seam placement works better, and why seam layout should be planned before cutting.
