Berkeley Decor is a local workroom, not an install-only franchise. We design and sew custom drapery and soft window fashions for Frisco and North Dallas homes that need real proportion, fabric, and finish—especially tall glass, two-story entries, dining rooms, and layered living spaces. Soft specialty work—panels, sheers, valances, and cornice boards—lives here; whole-window planning (hard + soft together) sits on our window treatments hub.
What custom drapery includes
- Floor-to-ceiling and puddled panels
- Sheers and underlayers for light control without losing the view
- Valances and detailed headings
- Cornice boards — boxed, upholstered, fabric-wrapped, and crown-molding styles
- Coordinated soft goods that match the rest of the room
We help you choose fabrics and trims that suit Texas light, your furniture, and how private each room needs to feel. Browse fabrics & trims when you are building a cohesive palette.
Cornice boards
Cornices are a signature soft finish when a window needs a clean top line, a place for trim or molding, or a polished frame over shades and panels. Clients often ask for dining-room curtains with a cornice that carries crown molding or a metal embellishment—work we build in the Frisco workroom, not a catalog SKU.
- Boxed & upholstered cornices — padded, fabric-wrapped boards shaped to the opening and finished with welt, fringe, or decorative trim
- Crown-molding cornices — architectural top treatments that marry millwork detail with fabric for formal rooms and dining spaces
- Fabric-wrapped boards — crisp, tailored faces that hide hardware and unify a layered treatment
- Hardware & trim notes — we specify mounting, returns, and trims so the cornice sits correctly over rods, tracks, or shades; finishes are chosen with the same care as the drapery below
Cornices pair naturally with panels and sheers, and with hard treatments planned on the window treatments hub.
Why a workroom matters
Many “custom drapery” offers in Frisco are product lines installed by a consultant. We build soft treatments in our workroom so seams, lining, cornice construction, and hardware choices match the room—not a one-size SKU. That difference shows on two-story windows, formal dining rooms, and open-concept spaces where cheap panels look unfinished.
Process
Consultation and measure → fabric, style, and cornice decisions → workroom fabrication → professional installation. Designers and trade clients are welcome; homeowners can work with us directly.
Pair with other treatments
Drapery and cornices often look best layered with shades or shutters. Start with our custom window treatments hub for whole-window strategy, and see motorized shades when automation is part of the plan. For bedrooms, see bedroom & soft goods; for seating in the same palette, furniture upholstery.
FAQ
Can you do two-story drapery?
Yes—tall and complex windows are a regular part of our work.
Do you build cornice boards?
Yes. We fabricate boxed, upholstered, fabric-wrapped, and crown-molding cornices in our Frisco workroom, with hardware and trim specified to the design.
Do you supply hardware?
We specify and install hardware that fits the design—including mounting for cornices over panels or shades.
Is there a minimum project size?
Talk with us; many clients start with a primary suite, living room, or dining cornice-and-panel set and continue room by room.
Getting started
Call (214) 618-1645 or email berkeleydecor@gmail.com to request a consultation. By appointment only — 8861 Camfield Wy, Frisco · workroom since 2007.