While drapes and curtains seem similar, they each have their own unique features. Length is one of the main differences—drapes are floor-length, while curtains usually cover the windowsill. Drapes give a room a more formal look, and are often made of thicker fabrics, which require heavier rods and brackets for support. Curtains are lighter-weight, are often sheer and give a room a relaxed look. Learn more about the differences between curtains and drapes.

Yes, drapery is definitely in style. Drapery is a timeless window treatment that you can customize to any aesthetic by the fabric type and color, and length—as well as by enhancements such as top treatments and decorative trim.

Yes, indeed! Blackout curtains are an energy bill saver compared to air conditioning and other energy systems.

In terms of energy efficiency, blackout curtains are always an evergreen choice in both summer and winter. In summer, they block out glare and heat. If you open the windows, your room can get even cooler. While during winter, the blackout curtains also act as a guardian to keep the heat from escaping through your windows.

Blackout drapes work well in the living room, dining room, and any room you want to add a vibe.

Living room blackout drapes block out light while allowing glisten to come in. Leaving you a space to unwind.

The dining room is perfect for hanging darkening drapes. The glitters help you enjoy the meal.

They are also ideal for spaces you want a surprise, such as proposals. When closing the drapes, the light penetrated from the floor melts with candlelight; all that romantic ambiance comes in.