Discover how to elevate your interior space with elegant custom drapery from Blinds Couture. Explore essential tips for choosing the perfect design to complement your home.

Custom fabricated drapes for the living room and dining room of this beautiful Denver residence

Blinds Couture teamed up with Chalet Homes to add custom fabricated drapes to the living room and dining room of this beautiful Denver residence.

On one of Blinds Couture's newest residential window covering projects, we teamed up with an interior designer to measure, fabricate and install roman shades and draperies.

Clean lines, modern detail and warm touches define these Boulder interiors. Blinds Couture supported the project with motorized shades by Hunter Douglas, pinch pleat curtains and roman shades in warm fabrics.

Local Custom Drapery Fabrication Raises The Bar on Customer Service for Interior Designers

Explore roman shade ideas to add warmth, style, and functionality to any space.

Another favorite by Emily Tucker Design, this light, airy design was a perfect fit for woven window shades by Alta.

In late 2022, the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission announced it that, for reasons of safety, corded window coverings could longer be manufactured in the United States, beginning in June 2024. The window coverings industry and consumer demand has been slowly progressing in this direction since the early 2000s, with the advent of cordless blinds, motorized window coverings and smart home technology. With the 2022 announcement, this necessity for progress has dramatically accelerated, and manufacturers are sprinting to catch up.