Drapery
Blackout drapery lining limits light through the fabric. Deep folds require more fabric than lightly gathered panels across the same window width.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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About Drapery products
Drapery brings colour and texture to windows while helping manage light and privacy. The drapery products listed on ArchiPro in New Zealand include fabrics such as Santa Cruz by Maurice Kain and Curtain Headings by Lahood. Fabric weight and finish affect how a curtain hangs and how it sits alongside other fabrics and upholstery in a room.
Types of drapery
There are a number of different types of drapery that you can choose from in New Zealand the most common of which include the following:
Sheer drapery
Sheer drapery panels are made from fabrics that still let in some light. They deliver privacy and temperature control with a smooth woven finish but don’t block the light from reaching the room.
Lined drapes
For the ultimate light and temperature control, lined drapery has an extra layer. It improves insulation and can give you the option of blackout drapes too.
Embroidered linen
Drapery is often made from heavy fabrics and one of the most popular is linen. It provides a quality feel and can be finished with intricate embroidery to add patterns, texture and depth.
Hand-crafted textiles
Hand-woven fabrics, hand-stitching or block printing done by hand provide a personal touch to drapery that can really make a space its own.
The advantages of high-quality drapery
There are many advantages to choosing high-quality drapery for the living spaces in your home. High-quality drapery is made from finer fabrics that are more robust and reliable, made to withstand the rigour of daily life in the modern home. This means they’ll retain their appearance and vibrancy for longer. They are also highly functional and will help keep a room warm with better insulation around windows. High-quality drapery also tends to showcase more sophisticated designs and a more diverse range of designs. This means you can create a very specific look according to your preferences and tastes.
How to choose the drapery that’s right for you
Your first consideration for choosing drapery is to measure and review the space. Panels work well for windows and doors and they’re generally full-length and might pool on the floor, which fits with the luxurious style of heavy fabrics. Once you know the size, it’s time to consider materials and purpose. For bedrooms, lined panels are a great choice, especially those with blackout lining to help you keep the light out during the summer. Styling is also crucial when it comes to drapery and many like to coordinate their choices with their bed linen or their upholstery. Many suppliers provide drapes and upholstery which makes it easier to mix and match the colours, fabrics and patterns with cushions, seat covers and other furnishings in the room.
Drapery makers can advise on how the chosen fabric will work with the heading style. For pleated curtains, drapery hooks connect the heading to runners on a track or rings on a rod.








































