Drapery with Trim

Connect Your Colors: A decorative trim border picks up accents from your rug, cushions, or upholstery, making the drapery feel like part of the room’s design.

Balanced Definition: Defined double pinch pleats give the fabric an orderly rhythm, while the trim frames the edge—a balanced combination of tailored folds and decorative detail.

Classic Meets Modern: Choose this pairing to connect traditional wood furnishings with contemporary accents, using the trim to echo colors and patterns throughout the room.

Patterned Personality: A patterned trim border adds an expressive detail to solid drapery, bringing interest to the window without an all-over print.

Soft Contrast: The gently gathered look of double French pleats contrasts with the trim’s defined border, creating a decorative finish that still feels relaxed.

Relaxed Charm: Pair with curved seating, natural wood, and layered textiles for a welcoming room where decorative trim adds interest without feeling formal.

Focused Detail: Concentrate color and pattern along the trim border, keeping the main fabric quiet while giving the window a distinct visual edge.

Standout Trim: The clean heading of double tailor pleats keeps detail at the top restrained, allowing the decorative trim to take the lead.

Warm Simplicity: Pair with clean-lined furniture and warm wood tones when you want decorative detail without a busy look. The trim adds definition while the heading stays understated.