Custom Drapery & Luxury Curtains in Toronto

Thousands of designer fabrics, from light linens and sheers to heavier velvets and textured weaves, in a full range of colours and patterns. We bring samples to your home so you can see each one in your own light.

Thermal lining adds insulation and body to slow heat loss through the window. Blackout lining does that and blocks light through the fabric for a dark room. The same face fabric can take either lining, so you keep the look you want with the performance the room needs.

Bedrooms usually want a lined or blackout drape for darkness and warmth; living rooms often pair a sheer for daytime light with a heavier drape for evening. We match fabric and lining to how each room is actually used.

Linen relaxes and shows a little natural texture — part of its charm. We weight the hems and steam the panels at installation so they hang true, and a light steam keeps them crisp. See our linen drapery for more.

For a full, gathered look we sew panels to roughly two to two-and-a-half times the track width. Skimping on fullness is the most common reason store-bought curtains look flat — custom fixes that.

We handle everything: laser-measuring at your free consultation, manufacturing in our own workroom, and professional installation — factory-direct, with no third parties.

Most orders take about 2–3 weeks from consultation to installation, depending on fabric availability and the size of the project. We serve Toronto and across the GTA — Scarborough, North York, Etobicoke, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Markham, and Mississauga.

Yes — vaulted great rooms, bay and corner windows, arched and angled glass, and patio doors are a specialty. We build custom curved or extended tracks so the panels seal and draw smoothly.

Yes, and it's one of the most popular setups: a sheer in front for soft daytime light and privacy, a blackout drape behind for full darkness at night, on one double track.

Absolutely. Drapery layers beautifully over roller, zebra, or roman shades — the blind handles precise light control, the drapery adds softness, warmth, and a finished look.

To run two moving layers (for example a sheer and a drape) you'll want a double track or rod. If the back layer is a shade or blind, a single drapery track or rod in front is all you need.

Yes. A quiet motor opens and closes your drapery on a remote, the app, a schedule, or a voice command — ideal for tall or hard-to-reach windows and full-height panels. See our motorization options.

Both options exist. Rechargeable battery motors install with no wiring and last months per charge; hard-wired motors suit new builds and renovations where we can run power to the track. We recommend the right one for your situation.

Yes. Our motorized tracks integrate with major smart-home systems, so you can include drapery in routines and control it by voice alongside your other window treatments.

A gentle vacuum with a brush attachment or a light steam keeps most drapery fresh while it hangs. Lined and heavier fabrics are usually best dry-cleaned. We note the exact care for your chosen fabric at installation.

Built to measure from quality fabric and hung on proper hardware, custom drapery holds its shape and lasts many years — well beyond fixed-size ready-mades that rarely fit properly.

The tailored fit, fuller fabric, and proper lining are exactly what create the luxury look and the longevity. Ready-mades are cheaper up front but rarely fit, hang, or last the way custom does — which is why custom is the better long-term value.