Curtains, Drapes & Drapery Hardware
Curtains, Drapes & Drapery Hardware

Custom curtains, drapes and drapery hardware are our specialty; whether you want side panels or full closing blackout draperies we can help you. We carry a large selection of drapery fabrics from firms like Fabricut Fabrics, RM Coco Fabrics, Norbar Fabrics, Trend Fabrics, ADO Fabrics and many other suppliers. If you need sheer draperies, decorative valances or cornices plus the latest drapery hardware...iron rods & wood rods...call us to discuss what's available. We will be happy to come to your home to give you a free estimate.
Nothing will make your home more special than beautiful draperies and custom drapery rods as they add softness, color and design to every window. Drapes & More Interiors is recognized as the leading provider of custom draperies in Sonoma County. We have nearly 25 years of experience and we install every drapery product ourselves. Call 578-0849 for details.
Hospital Cubical Curtains and Curtain Hardware
Cubical curtains for hospitals and doctor's offices are available at Drapes & More Interiors. These washable, flame proof curtains are made with grommeted tops so that they can hang from special carriers that run along a heavy-duty aluminum drapery rod. These curtains also can make a wonderful room divider in your home or where you would like to separate the functions of a room. We also specialize in custom made shower curtains; if your shower is round or oval this will not be a problem because the aluminum hardware can be bent at a 90° angle. These are all custom made but delivery is usually in about 3 weeks.
Roman Shades
Roman shades are hard to find because there are so few workrooms manufacturing them at this time. Hunter Douglas recently came out with a full line of roman shades and offer a large selection of updated fabrics. These fabrics also can be used for making custom draperies and are wide enough to make bedding. We can also use any of the fabric samples that we have suitable to make roman shades, so the choices of fabrics are huge indeed.
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