Ripple fold
Uniform S-shaped waves create a modern architectural rhythm and compact stack, ideal for wide glass and continuous ceiling tracks.

Window treatments
Every panel is measured, cut, sewn and installed for its specific opening, with carefully planned fullness, stack-back, hem and ceiling-track placement.
Uniform S-shaped waves create a modern architectural rhythm and compact stack, ideal for wide glass and continuous ceiling tracks.
Structured pleats create a tailored, more traditional heading with a fuller decorative presence in formal rooms and bedrooms.
Choose sheer, semi-sheer or blackout textiles, then add motorized tracks for quiet movement, grouped controls and compatible automation.
Drapes in detail
Every drape we make is cut, sewn and installed for one specific window: measured to the ceiling, weighted at the hem and hung so the folds break cleanly on the floor. The first decision is the style — ripple fold or pinch pleat. The second is the fabric: sheer, semi-sheer or blackout.

Style 01
Panels ride on a track with carriers spaced at a fixed ratio, so the fabric falls in one continuous, even S-wave from ceiling to floor. No pleats, no hardware on show — the drape reads as a soft architectural wall of fabric. This is the style we use most in modern Florida condos and new construction.

Style 02
The classic tailored heading: the fabric is gathered by hand into pinches — two, three or four folds — sewn at the top and hung from rings on a decorative rod or from a track. It carries more presence and formality than ripple fold, and it flatters heavier fabrics, silks and textured linens.
A ripple fold drape can be made in a sheer fabric for a light, transparent veil, or in a blackout fabric for a solid, room-darkening panel. In bedrooms and oceanfront living rooms we normally install both on a dual track: the sheer in front of the glass for the day, the blackout behind or in front of it for the night, each moving independently and both motorized if you want.
Sheer Fabrics
Sheers filter the sun into a soft glow, hide the hard edges of the glass and keep the room feeling open. They give daytime privacy from a distance but not at night, which is why we usually pair them with a blackout layer on a second track.
5 colors

0-007-30-00103

0-007-30-01700

0-007-30-11003

0-007-30-12145

0-007-30-12285
5 colors

0-007-06-00232

0-007-06-01632

0-007-06-02032

0-007-06-02432

0-007-06-03132
4 colors

0-007-14-11002

0-007-14-11003

0-007-14-11004

0-007-14-11001
4 colors

0-007-42-01700

0-007-42-12773

0-007-42-12774

0-007-42-90848
Semi-Sheer & Dim Out Fabrics
Semi-sheer and dim out fabrics have a denser weave: velvets, silky sateens and textured weaves that dim the room considerably and give real privacy day and night, while still letting a trace of light through. The middle ground when a full blackout feels too heavy.
7 colors

0-007-27-02003

0-007-27-00203

0-007-27-00703

0-007-27-00103

0-007-27-00803

0-007-27-00903

0-007-27-01003
6 colors

0-007-15-02403

0-007-15-03103

0-007-15-03203

0-007-15-03303

0-007-15-04103

0-007-15-04303
7 colors

0-007-29-00503

0-007-29-00403

0-007-29-02703

0-007-29-00803

0-007-29-01003

0-007-29-01603

0-007-29-02003
10 colors

0-007-28-07603

0-007-28-08103

0-007-28-07103

0-007-28-06903

0-007-28-06503

0-007-28-04003

0-007-28-05303

0-007-28-05603

0-007-28-07903

0-007-28-06803
Blackout Fabrics
These are three-pass or coated blackouts that stop 100% of the light through the cloth and block UV completely. Bedrooms, media rooms and any window facing the morning sun. Run them to the floor and past the jamb on both sides to close the light gaps.
4 colors

0-007-25-00128

0-007-25-00228

0-007-25-00328

0-007-25-00528
5 colors

0-007-52-00328

0-007-52-01528

0-007-52-02528

0-007-52-03028

0-007-52-14028
6 colors

0-007-23-02428

0-007-23-02628

0-007-23-02928

0-007-23-03328

0-007-23-03028

0-007-23-02228
5 colors

0-007-24-00128

0-007-24-00428

0-007-24-00528

0-007-24-00228

0-007-24-00328
6 colors

0-007-51-01028

0-007-51-03028

0-007-51-04028

0-007-51-06028

0-007-51-07028

0-007-51-08028
5 colors

0-007-12-01201

0-007-12-01205

0-007-12-01204

0-007-12-01202

0-007-12-01203
8 colors

0-007-11-01403

0-007-11-02303

0-007-11-02403

0-007-11-02603

0-007-11-02803

0-007-11-03103

0-007-11-02703

0-007-11-03303
5 colors

0-007-09-01328

0-007-09-02028

0-007-09-02303

0-007-09-02428

0-007-09-03103
6 colors

0-007-50-00528

0-007-50-01428

0-007-50-02428

0-007-50-02528

0-007-50-02928

0-007-50-03028
6 colors

0-007-26-00103

0-007-26-00203

0-007-26-00403

0-007-26-00503

0-007-26-00303

0-007-26-00903
Drapery Motorization

Motorized drapery uses a belt-driven track: the motor sits at one end, hidden inside the pocket or behind the fascia, and pulls the leading carrier along the rail. It moves quietly, stops exactly where you want it and handles very wide spans that would be heavy to pull by hand.
We work with Vertilux, Somfy, AOK, Hudson and Rollease Acmeda drapery systems, and we plan the pocket, the power and the stack space before the ceiling closes whenever the project allows it.
Fabric colors shown are a reference only. Come by the showroom to feel the hand of each cloth and see how it falls before choosing.