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• Pleated drapes are the number one method for decorating the window. Draperies are defined as a panel or panels that cover the entire window that are moved with a traverse rod or baton.
• They may also be done as stationary panels. Draperies typically have some type of constructed pinch pleated top that is attached to a decorative rod or a standard rod. Custom drapes Denver? Windows Dressed Up!
• There are many pinch pleat drapery styles and drapery designs to choose from. The types of drapes and drapery pleat styles can make a big difference in how your windows will look.

Click on the links below to get drapery ideas about the various options available.

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• Grommet curtains and drapes are a trendy, stylish way of decorating a window or door. We often recommend that grommets be used as stationary or limited movement curtain panels, but they can also be used as drapery panels.
• Consider a custom grommet curtain in a seamless sheer fabric, or if blackout curtains or drapes, thermal curtains or drapes are your style, we have the fabric you need.
• Check out our Pleat Styles to learn more about which pinch pleat drapes are right for you.

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• Ripplefold drapes unique style shows an identical drapery pleat on the front side and backside, which will allow more of the window to be visible when open. Beautiful soft folds are minimalistic in style, but there is still a large volume of fabric displayed.
• Also known as wave fold pleat, S-fold pleat, roll pleat, this custom drape is a popular choice.
• Check out our Pleat Styles to learn more about which pinch pleat drapes are right for you.

• The French 3 Finger pinch pleated drapes create a sleek header that controls the fullness. Similar to the 2 finger pinch pleat drapes except that the three pleats are visible and sewn together at the bottom of the permanent woven stiffener.
• Also known as a 3-point pinch pleat. French pleat drapery is a classic choice in drapery styles.
• Check out our Pleat Styles to learn more about which pinch pleat drapes are right for you.

• The French 2 Finger pinch pleats are spaced evenly to control the fullness of the drape. The permanent woven stiffener allows the fabric to form distinctive gathered pleats. In this case, two pleats are sewn together at the bottom of the fabric stiffener.
• Also known as 2-point pinch pleat.
• Check out our Pleat Styles to learn more about which pinch pleat drapes are right for you.

• The Top Tack 2 Finger pleats are spaced evenly to control the fullness of the drape. The permanent woven stiffener allows the fabric to form distinctive gathered pleats.
• Similar to the 2 finger french pleat, but in this case, the two pleats are sewn together at the top of the fabric stiffener.
• Look at our Pleat Styles to get more drapery ideas and drapery designs.

• The Top Tack 3 Finger pinch pleated drapes create a sleek header that controls the fullness. Similar to the 3 finger french pleat, except that the three pleats are sewn together at the top of the permanent woven stiffener.
• French pleat drapes,euro pleat, ripplefold drapery and grommet drapes are just some of your choices.
• Check out our Pleat Styles page for more info.

• Flemish Pleated Drapes have uninterrupted folds of fabric keep a continuous flow down the length of the drapery. Pleat fingers are inverted, flowing backwards instead of forward.
• Also known as inverted pleat, reverse pleat, tack roll pleat.
• Did you know that sheer curtains can also be sheer drapes with a pleat? If you want an elegant look on a double rod, combine a drape with a pleated sheer.
• Check out our Pleat Styles to learn more about which pinch pleat drapes are right for you.

• The Goblet Pleat has a padded top edge that makes the shape looks like a wine glass or tapered glass stemware. To obtain this very elegant and formal style, a cone of fabric is formed and stuffed with a permanent woven stiffener to maintain the shape over time.
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• Check out our Pleat Styles to learn more about which pinch pleat drapes are right for you.

• The Cartridge Pleat is stabilized with permanent woven stiffeners to create a soft, rolling effect and maintain the pleat’s shape over time. Cartridge pleating has been used for centuries, providing authentic shapes to many petticoats, ruffs and gowns. Sleek and streamlined effects give the drape a sculpted look.
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• Check out our Pleat Styles to learn more about which pinch pleat drapes are right for you.

• Add a unique and stylish option for your windows by adding cornices, scarves, valances, cascades, or sconces.
• Don’t forget about drapery hardware such as decorative curtain rods, finials, rings, tiebacks – these accessories add the finishing touch.
• Consider adding stationary window panels on either side of blinds, shutters or shades. The window treatment will become a focal point in the room.

Visit Windows Dressed Up’s Denver Showroom to see a variety of custom drapes and pleats on display. Look at a cordless blind, blackout shades or motorized drapes. Talk to a Certified Interior Designer to get more window treatment ideas. We also make custom drapes, bedding and have curtain rods and drapery hardware. Call us at 303.455.1009.

Why should I consider Custom Drapes ?

You have a choice of what you buy and where you buy it. If your pinch pleated drapes are “off the shelf”, your choices are limited. Whether you are looking at drapes, blinds, shutters or shades, what more do you get when you order custom-made instead of a big box treatment?

Consequently, you will get exactly what you want • Precise fit looks better, insulates better • Choice of right or left pull cord or cordless system • Motorized • Superior lifting systems • Huge selection of fabric styles & colors to match your home decor • Lined drapes or curtains for light-control & insulation • Discuss your project and get ideas with a Certified Interior Designer • Measuring & installation services available