dra·per·y
/ˈdrāp(ə)rē/
noun
cloth, curtains, or clothing hanging in loose folds.
"the hall of the school was hung with green drapery"
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Is drapery the same as curtains?
Drapes generally come in heavier fabrics than most curtains – common drapery fabrics are velvet, damask or silk. Curtains generally give a more relaxed feel and look, and drapes are seen as more formal and luxurious.
What is the description of drapery?
: a decorative piece of material usually hung in loose folds and arranged in a graceful design. b. : hangings of heavy fabric for use as a curtain. 3. : the draping or arranging of materials.
What is the use of drapery?
It is often used as a focal point alongside the windows or as a way to help block sun/glare. There is general agreement that drapery in design is more substantial and weightier than other window treatments, such as curtain paneling. Drapes are also normally lined, whereas curtain panels normally are not.
What are the three different types of drapes?
Three of the most popular curtain styles are grommet, rod pocket, and pinch pleat curtains.
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