Before we can install treatments on your windows, we need certain things in place. Depending on the window treatment and style, the requirements will vary. Read here to discover the conditions needed for us to come in and install window treatments.

Drapes are designed to have a specific draw style, then are installed onto a hardware track made specifically to accommodate that draw style. What do you do when you want to change the draw? Check out your options!

Cord drawn hardware once was very popular, but the advances in the motorized industry have impacted the designer’s top choice; however, cord drawn is still a great option. Read more to find out when it comes in handy!

Dressing curved windows is a great choice to enhance any room with a touch of elegance. Check out what you need to know before specifying it for your window treatments!

Drapery returns should exist on the end of all drapery treatments, opposite of the traversing direction. Check out the details and things to know about this often forgotten element.

Do you know what a dustcap is and why it’s an important term to know? It’s commonly used in the window treatment world and missing the definition can have huge implications! Find all you need to know here!

Using old hardware with new drapes, requires extra time and attention during on site measure. Do you know why? Check out this post to find what you’ll need to communicate and talk through with your Drapery PM before measure!

When using old hardware with new drapes, the cost of labor increases. Do you know why? Check out this post to find our recommendations!

Do you know what self-lined drapes are? have you ever wondered if drapery fabrics look the same on both sides? Read this article to gain some insight!

Before we can measure your windows and ensure accurate dimensions for manufacturing, we need certain things in place. Read here to discover the conditions required for us to measure for window treatments.

Batons come in four different styles. Below, we will enlighten you on the styles and when they are best used. Keep reading to discover the world of batons!

In Chicago, only two blocks away from the Design Museum of Chicago and the Museum of Contemporary Art, this hotel is a must see in the Windy City. Check out the gallery!

Stay in Atlanta’s fashion district with style! Check out the gallery of pictures to see the drapes we produced for this hotel.

Find out how much space you’ll need in order for multiple treatments to be installed together, like roller shades with drapes!

Depending on your overall window treatment design, you’ll need to make sure the property has enough space to install the shade. See four different scenarios in this blog post!

In this blog post, we give you a couple of drapery design examples so you know how much space you‘ll need on the ceiling or top treatment next time you specify multiple drapes for a hotel window!

The movement of the drapery within the hotel guest room due to the flow of air is what the industry calls ‘billowing’, and it is a factor Quiltcraft tries very hard to solve. Check out some tips to prevent it!

With vintage-chic rooms, an art deco style atrium bar and interior courtyard, The Eliza Jane Hotel is the spot to hit when visiting NOLA! Check out the gallery!

Quiltcraft manufactured the window treatments for the guestrooms in this historical hotel. Explore the image gallery below!

Situated in the historic district of Philadelphia, the Marriott Old City offers spacious guestrooms and suites adorned with modern furniture and decor. Metallic colors were used throughout the hotel, giving every area a luxurious feel. See the pictures!