Visual reference guides for window treatment styles, shapes, components, and design details.
A visual guide to six common drapery lengths—Sill, Apron, Float, Kiss, Break, and Puddle—with practical reference ranges, application examples, and notes on how fabric, installation, and function affect the finished result.
A visual terminology guide to swags, cascades, jabots, and tails, with representative forms to help clarify their structure, placement, and differences in traditional window treatments.
A visual reference to cornice shapes and details, created to help designers compare profiles, curves, scallops, overlays, pleats, and fabric treatments during the window treatment design process.
A visual reference to valance styles, exploring tailored, pleated, scalloped, shirred, festoon, and swag forms through shape, structure, proportion, and drape.
A visual reference to Roman shade styles, from structured and relaxed designs to balloon, Austrian, layered, and specialty shapes. This guide is based on ongoing study, collected references, and practical observations rather than a fixed industry standard.
A visual reference guide to common drapery heading styles, including French Pleat, Euro Pleat, Ripple Fold, rod-based headings, and flat panels. Explore how pleat placement, construction, hardware, and header support influence the finished look and drape.
