Drapery is the one window treatment that’s sized to the room, not just the window — floor-length panels change how a ceiling reads and how a whole wall feels. We work in Graber’s drapery hardware and fabric systems, built to order for your exact rod width and panel fullness rather than sold off a bolt.
Custom Draperies
Built to your exact rod width and floor length, in whatever fabric weight and fullness the room calls for.
Sheer Drapes
Diffuse harsh light into a soft glow without blocking the view — often layered in front of a blackout panel.
Blackout Drapes
Thermal, light-blocking lining built into the panel for bedrooms and media rooms — not a clip-on add-on.
Why Panel Length and Fullness Matter More Than Fabric
The single biggest mistake we see with off-the-shelf drapery is panels that stop short of the floor or that hang flat against the wall with no fullness. Properly fitted drapery breaks slightly at the floor and uses 2 to 2.5 times the rod width in fabric, so the panel falls in soft folds instead of a stiff sheet. Mounting the rod higher and wider than the window frame — not directly on top of it — is what makes ceilings read taller and windows read larger, and it’s a measurement we take as standard on every install.
Layering Sheers, Blackout & Hardware
Sheers and blackout panels aren’t competing options — most bedrooms end up with both, layered on a double rod so the sheer filters daylight and the blackout panel closes for sleep. Blackout lining is sewn directly into the panel for genuine thermal and light performance, not just a heavier fabric. We also fit the hardware to the fabric: heavier blackout and thermal panels need a sturdier rod and bracket than a lightweight sheer, and we spec that during your in-home measurement so nothing sags after a few months of use.
Residential & Commercial
We work with homeowners and business owners alike to design drapery that complements your space and lifestyle.
Serving Brentwood, NY & Long Island
Heritage Window Treatments proudly serves Brentwood and the surrounding Long Island communities, including Old Westbury, Muttontown, Brookville, Manhasset, Great Neck, Sands Point, Cold Spring Harbor, Lloyd Harbor, and Huntington.