Draperies

More Than Blinds offers fabric blinds, including custom fabric treatments and valance. Call us to learn more about the various options available for custom design and schedule a free, in-home consultation in Northeast Georgia. Sheer curtains can be used to highlight your window blinds and add a touch of warmth to the room décor. In addition, they can also make a bold design statement by adding color, pattern, or texture. We offer curtains in traditional and contemporary styles with endless possibilities for customization, including unique shapes and details.

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With so many options available, you’ll find it easy to coordinate your drapery hardware with existing decor. You can choose matching curtain rods or distinctive finials that harmonize nicely with existing fixtures. Or you may want to select colors that enhance the room’s current look without fighting against it. Custom draperies are also an excellent way to express your personality because there are virtually no limits to fabric choice or design options. You can select a subtle or a bold pattern depending on the decor in the room.

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Draperies tend to be the most colorful options on the market, which gives homeowners more freedom to choose colors for the rooms in their home. Also known as “pinch pleat” shades, fabric blinds hold their shape well and last for years when properly taken care of. Blinds that do not have metal components pose little risk of fire accidents, making them a good option for families with small children or pets. Additionally, fabric blinds can be some of the most stylish types of shades, as they tend to show off more patterns and textures than other products. They’re available in a wide variety of colors and designs, making them an excellent option for homeowners who want to switch up their decor often.

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You’ll also enjoy how easy it is to clean fabric window treatments. They are much simpler to wash or wipe down than hard-surface window coverings like shutters or blinds. Since children are usually attracted to shiny objects, this can be a great consideration if you have toddlers because metal hardware on traditional blinds poses a choking hazard. Valances are often used as an accent or for functional purposes to conceal blinds or drapery hardware.