Lined Drapery

A popular and practical type of window treatment known for its ability to enhance privacy, improve insulation, and add an extra layer of style to your windows. These curtains feature two layers of fabric: the decorative front fabric and a lining material attached to the back.

Here are some of the key attributes and advantages:

Dual Layers: Lined drapery consists of two layers of fabric: the front-facing decorative fabric and the lining material. The lining is typically attached to the back of the decorative fabric.

Privacy: The lining of drapery provides excellent privacy by blocking outside views when the curtains are fully closed. This makes lined drapery suitable for bedrooms and other areas where privacy is essential.

Light Control: Depending on the fabric and lining used, thry can offer effective light control. Light-filtering or blackout lining options are available to suit your specific light control needs.

Insulation: Lined drapery enhances insulation by providing an extra layer of material that helps regulate room temperature. The lining helps keep rooms warmer in the winter by reducing heat loss and cooler in the summer by blocking excess heat from entering.

Sound Absorption: The added thickness can contribute to sound absorption, reducing noise levels in a room and providing a quieter and more comfortable environment.

Durability: Lined drapery is often more durable and long-lasting than unlined curtains because the lining helps protect the decorative fabric from fading, wear, and tear.

Recommended Care & Cleaning: Light vacuuming every 4-6months.  Regular Cleaning by injection/extraction or dry cleaned by Trained Professional Cleaner every 2-3 years.

In summary, lined drapery offers a combination of enhanced privacy, insulation, and style. Whether you want to create a cozy and private atmosphere, enhance light control, or add a touch of elegance to your home, they provide a practical and visually appealing solution for dressing your windows.