Drapery & motorized curtains · Connecticut
Drapery & motorized curtains in Connecticut.
Colonials, shingle-style houses and waterfront homes in Fairfield County. Drapery and shades for tall windows, French doors and Long Island Sound views.

Classic houses, lots of windows
Fairfield County towns like Greenwich, Darien, New Canaan, Westport and Stamford are full of colonials, Georgians and shingle-style houses: many windows of the same size in a row, French doors to terraces, sunrooms and, near the Sound, big waterfront glass. Mid-century modern houses in New Canaan add walls of glass of their own.
Why drapery matters here
Many matching windows. A colonial living room may have six or eight identical windows. Drapery and shades made as a set look tailored and consistent.
Warmth in winter. Interlined drapery adds real insulation to older windows during cold New England months.
Sound views. Waterfront rooms need treatments that stack tightly and disappear when open.
Sunrooms. Glass on three sides needs light control and UV protection for furniture.
When motorized makes sense
Rooms with many windows, high windows, and walls of glass. Group them so a whole room opens or closes at once.
Connecticut windows we handle
- 01Colonial window sets
- 02French doors
- 03Sunrooms
- 04Waterfront view glass
- 05Mid-century glass walls
- 06Bedroom blackout
Neighborhoods
Greenwich · Old Greenwich · Riverside · Stamford · Darien · New Canaan · Rowayton · Norwalk · Westport · Fairfield · Wilton · Ridgefield
Other
areas
Custom drapery and motorized curtains, measured and installed across the region.
Connecticut
questions
Which Connecticut towns do you serve?
Mostly Fairfield County, roughly within one to two hours of New York City.
Does drapery help with heating?
Interlined drapery adds a layer of insulation that helps in older homes during winter.
Can you match drapery across many windows?
Yes. We make sets so every window in a room matches exactly.
Connecticut
windows?
Tell us about the windows: how many, how wide, how tall. We can price from pictures or come and measure in Connecticut.
