DRAPERY

Custom Drapery Made in Our Woodinville Workroom

LP Studio is a custom drapery workroom serving interior designers and homeowners across Seattle and the Eastside. We sew every panel to your exact measurements and the fabric’s needs. We match patterns across widths, line and interline for drape and insulation, and finish with weighted, hand-sewn hems so the drapery hangs evenly.

Sheer Drapery / Photo by: Aaron Leitz
Drapery and Roman Shades / Photo by: Miranda Estes
Drapery / Photos by: Kara Mercer
Drapery and Roman Shades / Photo by: Miranda Estes
Cafe Curtains / Photo by: Kara Mercer
Sheer Drapery / Photo by: Aaron Leitz
Drapery / Photo by: Aaron Leitz
Drapery / Photo by: Aaron Leitz 
Photography: 2, 4 Miranda Estes. 1, 6, 7, 8 Aaron Leitz. 3, 5 Kara Mercer

What We Make

  • A window with yellow patterned curtains hanging on a black rod against a beige wall.

    Triple Tack Pleat

  • Close-up of teal curtains hanging near a window with sheer blinds, in a room with light blue walls.

    Inverted Pleat

  • View of white sheer curtains hanging near a window with blinds and a gray curtain.

    Ripplefold

  • A beige curtain with a textured pattern hanging on a black curtain rod against a dark background.

    Hobbled Top

  • A room with a large window, blue curtains, and floral wallpaper on the adjacent wall.

    Double Tack Top Pleat

  • A window with a historic diamond pattern, beige curtains partially drawn, cream-colored walls.

    Short Curtain

  • A window with a wooden frame, partially covered by a white curtain with embroidered floral patterns, letting in bright light.

    Cafe Curtains

  • White cabinet with glass door and striped curtain panel inside the glass.

    Cabinet Panel

  • Sunlight shines through sheer curtains into a room with hardwood floors, creating shadows on the floor and a view of trees outside.

    Sheer Drapery

  • Interior of a modern living room with a large window, a dark-colored sofa, a white round coffee table, and abstract artwork on the wall. Cityscape with clouds is visible outside the window.

    Blackout Drapery

Our Process

Drapery is only as good as its measurements and construction. We plan each project around the window, the hardware and the fabric. Then we build every panel by hand so it hangs straight, stacks neatly and lasts for years.

Thoughtfully Designed

Every drapery project begins with careful planning: window measurements, hardware placement, stack-back, and how the fabric behaves. That planning means the finished panels fit the room and hang correctly from the first day.

A room with a window and a long blue curtain. The wall has wallpaper with a botanical pattern featuring leaves and birds. Created by LP Studio in Woodinville, WA.

Handcrafted in Seattle

We cut, match and pleat each panel by hand. Pattern repeats line up across every width, and linings and interlinings are chosen for the drape, light control and warmth your design needs.

A bathroom with a freestanding bathtub placed in front of a large window, which lets in natural light and shows outdoor trees and a wooden fence. There are cream curtains on the window - Created by LP Studio in Woodinville, WA.

Beautifully Executed

Evenly spaced pleats, mitered corners and weighted hems that fall to just the right length. These finishing details make custom drapery look fitted to the room.