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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What is considered drapery?
Although they're both considered soft window treatments, drapery is typically made from heavier materials than curtains, such as damask, silk, or velvet. Drapes consist of fabric panels that are lined with light or heavy cloth for light and temperature control.
What is the difference between curtains and draperies?
Curtains are fabric panels used to cover windows, and are generally cut to fit a window or drop a few centimetres below it. Drapes are also fabric panels but are generally made from thicker fabrics and cut to floor length or to slightly puddle on the floor.
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 do you call someone who makes drapery?
A drapery seamstress makes or mends drapes or curtains or sews custom window treatments for customers.
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