Draperies in Phoenix

Rod-pocket panels and sheers

Lightweight rod-pocket draperies are great for brightening up a room. For standalone applications, you may want to choose an opaque fabric for privacy. Sheer panels will let the light shine through and can be used in conjunction with heavier draperies for a layered, elegant design.

Grommet draperies

Grommet draperies hang from rings that are either attached to the top of the fabric panel or inserted directly into the panel near the top edge. Since the curtain rod is left exposed even when the draperies are closed, many people choose decorative rods and finials to complete the look.

Pleated draperies

Pleated draperies come in a wide variety of styles, which makes them a versatile option for any room. Whether you like the simplicity of pinch pleats, the structure of box pleats, or the femininity of pencil pleats, you can count on Frieda Ross Draperies, Shutters and Blinds to offer the perfect solutions.

Tab-top panels

If you love country or cottage styles, then tab-top draperies are an excellent choice. These simple draperies have loops of fabric sewn into the top seam and are usually hung flat to showcase the print or pattern of the fabric.

Blackout curtains

Draperies that let in a lot of light work well in common areas, but blackout curtains are an excellent option for bedrooms and nurseries. Not only will blackout curtains make the room nice and dark for sleeping but can also help block out noise and provide some temperature control.

Silk curtains

It’s easy to add warmth and elegance to your decorating style with beautiful silk curtains from Frieda Ross Draperies, Shutters and Blinds. We offer a wide variety of styles and colors, precisely tailoring each silk curtain design to match the scale of your room without overpowering your existing décor.

What Are The Best Drapery Options For Arizona’s Climate?

When it comes to drapery options for Arizona's hot climate, here are some of the best choices:

• Light-colored and lightweight fabrics: Opt for draperies made from light-colored and lightweight fabrics such as linen, cotton, or sheer materials. Light colors reflect sunlight and heat more effectively, helping to keep your space cooler.
• Sun-reflective fabrics: Look for drapery fabrics that have a sun-reflective or heat-reflective coating. These coatings are designed to bounce off a portion of the sun's rays, reducing heat absorption and keeping your home cooler.
• Solar shades: Solar shades are a popular option in hot climates like Arizona. They are made from specialized fabrics that block UV rays and solar heat while maintaining visibility. Solar shades can be an excellent choice for windows where you want to reduce heat gain while still enjoying the view.
• Insulated draperies: Consider using insulated draperies, which have an additional layer of thermal lining. This lining helps to block heat transfer, keeping your home cooler in summer and warmer in winter. Insulated draperies are particularly effective in rooms with direct sunlight exposure.

Additionally, it's worth considering installing draperies with proper hardware and fittings that allow for a tight seal when closed. This helps to prevent hot air from entering and cool air from escaping around the edges.

Remember that each home and situation is unique, so it's advisable to consult with local drapery professionals in Arizona like Frieda Ross Draperies who can provide specific recommendations based on your needs and preferences.