Drapery Workroom for Interior Designers
Trade-only custom drapery, fabricated in-house in our Vero Beach workroom for designers, architects and builders across Florida. Serving the design trade since 1985.
Your specifications. Our in-house craftsmanship.
We work with designer-supplied COM (customer’s own material) and FDO-sourced fabric. Share fabric width, pattern repeat, available yardage and treatment direction so we can review lining, proportion, hardware and site conditions before fabrication. Pattern matching and finishing are reviewed against your approved specifications.
Designers planning custom drapery packages can review our local workroom support for Vero Beach, Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, Jupiter, and Stuart projects.
Trade-only since 1985
Treatment breadth
Measurement and installation support
A workroom partner for the whole window.
Start with your treatment intent, fabric direction, and site context. Our custom drapery fabrication brings those details together, with measurement and installation performed directly or coordinated according to the approved scope.
Fabrication clarity
Installation-aware planning
Designer-facing process
Fabric continuity
When usable extra yardage remains, we can help turn it into coordinating pillows or custom lampshades, subject to fabric condition, pattern repeat, and available quantity.
Working with our drapery workroom
Is your custom drapery fabricated in-house?
Yes. Custom drapery is fabricated in our Vero Beach workroom. FDO works exclusively with the design trade, supporting the designer’s specifications and protecting the designer-client relationship.
Can I supply my own fabric?
Yes. We work with designer-supplied COM fabric as well as FDO-sourced fabric. Share the fabric selection, width, repeat, available yardage, and intended treatment so we can review it in context before fabrication.
Who handles measuring and installation?
FDO can perform measurement and installation directly or coordinate those responsibilities according to the project, location, and approved scope. Tell us who is already involved so the window-treatment responsibilities can be clearly defined.
What should I send to start a project?
Send the project city, treatment scope, preliminary opening count, and any available plans, site photographs, or fabric selections. Identify the decisions where you would like workroom input; not every detail needs to be finalized. Our project handoff checklist provides a fuller guide.
