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.

Quality Control is most important to us as it ensures we can deliver products made with excellence—it’s our mission. Find out how we inspect fabric not purchased by us before we make your products!

Many designers come to us asking what the industry calls a ‘fabric repeat’. We hope to proactively place a tool in your tool belt for solving fabric “repeat-esque” problems. So, read on!

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!

Railroading refers to the direction fabric is used as it comes off the roll. Why would you have to chose the direction of the fabric? Check out details in this post!

In order to pass safety inspections all fabric used within a hotel or healthcare property must be certified as Fire Retardant. Check out what all that entails and some tips of good things to know!

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!

There are many components to consider when choosing compatible fabrics for your hotel window treatments. Unfortunately, not all fabrics work! Click here to check out why!

There are so many variables that impact drapery fabric longevity, but what's the main one that makes drapery fabric stretch? Read this article to get insight!