Custom window treatments in Queens
Custom shades and drapery for Long Island City towers and the Tudor homes of Forest Hills Gardens.
Long Island City towers face Manhattan across the river, which means a full wall of glass taking the afternoon sun and the skyline at night. Solar shades that preserve the view and blackout for sleep are the usual pairing.
In Forest Hills Gardens, Douglaston, and Malba, Tudor and Colonial homes have leaded and divided-light windows where tailored Romans and traditional drapery belong.
The collections
What we make for Queens homes
Drapery
Floor-to-ceiling runs, ripple-fold sheers, relaxed stacks, and puddled linen. Fabric cut to the architecture, from double-height rooms to French doors.
Roller shades
Clean lines that disappear into the frame when retracted. Solar weaves for glare and heat, blackout for true dark, uniform runs across every opening.
Roman shades
Custom-tailored folds in linen blends and muted palettes. Light filtering to blackout, chosen to sit naturally against wood, stone, and wallcoverings.
Motorization
Quiet automated control across drapery and shades. Precise, programmable, and invisible until it moves.
Questions
Questions from Queens
Will solar shades block my Manhattan skyline view?
No. A low openness solar fabric in a dark color cuts glare while keeping the view clear. We bring samples to compare at your window.
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. A designer visits your home in Queens, measures, brings fabric and system samples, and prepares a proposal. There is no charge and no obligation.
Also serving
By appointment
A designer at your windows in Queens.
Complimentary in-home consultation across New York City and New Jersey.