
The Hardware We Work With
From classic drapery rods to motorized track systems, we partner with the finest hardware manufacturers in the industry to bring your vision to life.
Rowley Aria
Cost-effective and versatile. Available in nine finishes including chrome, brushed nickel, satin gold, antique brass, and matte black. Our most-specified drapery system.
Visit Rowley AriaOrion Iron Art
Mid-range solid metal hardware with true French returns built into the rod body. No visible splices. Ideal for cafe drapery, solid rods with French returns, and metal rings on metal rods.
Visit Orion Iron ArtKirsch
Trusted ceiling-mounted Architrac systems. Available in anodized, black, bronze, and white. Series 94004 and 94005 widely specified.
Visit KirschVesta
Premium drapery hardware with extensive finish options.
Visit VestaThe Bradley Collection
Expensive, exquisite hardware. Offers both Somfy and Lutron motorization, plus manual options. The pinnacle of drapery hardware design.
Visit The Bradley CollectionLutron
Industry-leading motorized drapery tracks. Great for new construction. Connects to motorized shades for unified smart home integration.
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Premium home automation hardware for window treatments.
Visit CrestronForest Hardware
European drapery hardware with refined detailing.
Visit Forest HardwareLundy's
New York-based drapery hardware manufacturer.
Visit Lundy'sTuell and Reynolds
Specialty live finish hardware. Available at the Denver Design Center at Mod Living. Truly exceptional and a designer favorite.
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Specialty drapery hardware.
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Custom drapery hardware with European craftsmanship.
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Luxury drapery hardware.
Visit Paris Texas HardwareRM Coco
Drapery hardware and trim coordination.
Visit RM CocoSomfy
Reliable motorization for drapery and shades.
Visit SomfyRollease Acmeda
Motorization solutions for shading systems.
Visit Rollease AcmedaBlindSpace
Recessed mud-in tracks. Manual, motorized, and curved options. Ideal for invisible installations.
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Hardware selection should happen early in your design process. The rod system, brackets, fabric weight, and mountable conditions all interact. Start a project with us and our Design Associates will guide you through the right system for your space.
Hardware 101 Designer Reference
Available to approved trade members.
Want to see and feel our fabrics in person?
Visit our sister showroom, Blinds Couture, in Denver. Browse fabric samples, review hardware collections, and meet with a Design Associate to discuss your project.
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