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Welcome! We are so happy you are here. Our goal is to make the process of ordering custom curtains as quick and painless as possible.

Choose your fabric  Browse our selection of designer drapery fabrics.  The price you see next to the fabric reflects a fully lined, finished drapery panel made from that fabric, ready to hang in your home. We only use top quality home decor fabrics. Once you have decided on a fabric, you can choose to request a free fabric sample of any of our fabrics.  



Choose your style Basically, you will need to decide how you would like to finish the top portion of your curtains.  We offer both pleated and non-pleated style options.  Detailed descriptions and photos of all styles are available under Choose Your Style from our home page.

 

 

 

 Choose your lining  A high quality 100% cotton sateen lining is included with every order.  However, you may also choose to add blackout lining or a cotton flannel interlining to your custom curtains.  See "Choose Your Linings" from our home page for more information.  Finally, you will need to:



Choose your width and length Choose any length for your new curtains from 60 to 140 inches.  Measuring instructions and a length guide can be found under Choose Your Length from our home page.  We also offer 3 width options for extra wide windows.  For more information, see our width chart.


Provide us with shipping and payment information and enjoy your lovely new window treatments shipped to your door in two to three weeks.

We are happy to help with longer lengths or other custom orders, just e-mail us at butlerdesign@bellsouth.net.

 

 

 

A word about the terms used on our website: If you search out the terms draperies, drapes, drapery panels, or curtains you will find a host of different descriptions of how these window treatments differ.  Typically, professional designers use the word drapery to refer to a quality lined, pleated window treatment extending to the floor that may or may not close along a traversing rod to cover a window.  Whereas the term curtain is usually used to refer to a lighter weight stationary panel gathered in some manner along a decorative rod.  We interchange these terms often on our website as we feel our panels contain elements of both fine draperies and contemporary curtains depending on which style options you choose.