The Drapery Shop is a full service drapery workroom in Northern Virginia. All of the work featured on this blog is our very own. If you have trouble viewing all of the photos click "older post" at the bottom right or click on the blog title "The Drapery Shop" above. We look forward to your call or text 571-212-6177. Mary
Monday, September 30, 2013
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
His Pillows Are Ready!
I love when clients say, "Hey Mary, can you make a few pillows with the remnants from my draperies".
Yes, Yes, Yes!
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Relax and Take in the Morning Sun
Our client wanted to use this space to relax and take in the
morning sun. We installed 2 Roman Shades and then placed the Arched Cornice over them.
We then added the window seat cushion
and bolster style pillows.
Saturday, August 3, 2013
Those Corner Windows
Often a client will ask for creative ideas for corner windows. Here are two.
Both jobs were fabricated and installed by The Drapery Shop
Friday, August 2, 2013
Measure Twice, Cut Once, It's Gotta Fit..
It can be a bit challanging to fit a cornice in such a tight spot. Look at how there is 3/4 of an inch on the left of this window and absolutly nothing on the right. The return on the left side had to be 3 1/2" and the right side 2 1/2". Of course all of this meant nothing to the designer and homeowner they simply wanted the cornice to fit.
Thursday, August 1, 2013
Lynn's Lambrequins
Not many home owners are daring enough to commission lambrequines.

We had to measure for a perfect fit.
It needed to touch the chair rail.
Jackie, the interior designer who hired me to build and cover the lambrequins currently resides in Williamsburg, VA and owns a furniture and design store there.
The face fabric is a print and the sides are upholstered with a rust chenille.
Notice how the rust chenille is also covering the inside of the lambrequins legs.
You can see it there on the right.
The rust colored fabric is a nice compliment on the gold walls. It really helps lift and separate the lambrequins from the walls.
You can see it there on the right.
The rust colored fabric is a nice compliment on the gold walls. It really helps lift and separate the lambrequins from the walls.
We had to measure for a perfect fit.
It needed to touch the chair rail.
Jackie, the interior designer who hired me to build and cover the lambrequins currently resides in Williamsburg, VA and owns a furniture and design store there.
I loved working on this project!
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