Not all custom products are functional.
For Functional Drapery: These draperies are wide enough (or full enough in drapery terms), actually, to cover the window when needed. These will also provide light control, privacy, insulation, and be energy efficient.
For Non-Functional Drapery: These draperies are meant to be stationary and decorative panels that add style.
Below is an example of what a filled-in workroom form would look like for functioning draperies.
Below is an example of what a filled-in workroom form would look like for non-functioning draperies.
Functional Roman Shades: These shades can be raised or lowered to cover the window, offering benefits such as light control, privacy, insulation, and energy efficiency.
Non-Functional Roman Toppers: These are purely decorative and are used to add style, color, and texture to a room.
Other types of non-functional custom window coverings include valances and cornices.
Below is an example of what a filled-in workroom form would look like for functioning shade.
Below is an example of what a filled-in workroom form would look like for non-functioning topper.
Valances and cornices are meant to be decorative only.
Some bedding is designed for decorative purposes only, based on its placement and functionality. For example, a dust ruffle is effective for concealing items stored under a bed. Conversely, a throw bedspread can be used for warmth while sleeping, or if you prefer, it can be removed at bedtime. And throw pillows can be used or as decorative,
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