Examples of Custom Drapery Hardware with Design Elements Group
All of the custom drapery hardware featured in this post is from Design Elements Group. Keely Hersh, owner and designer of Right at Home Interiors Placerville, CA, has used Design Elements Group for a variety of interior design projects. This company has a huge variety of styles to choose from. Keely enjoys working with them because they take care of their customers and are a joy to work with. Let’s take a look at how Keely used this custom hardware in her designs.
Simple and Fun Hardware Achieves a Modern Look
In the close up above is a beautiful on-trend drapery rod. Keely chose from the Metropolitan Collection with a smooth rod in the brushed brass finish. Then it’s capped off with the cylinder finial with bubbles for this modern look in Valerie’s family room. The bubbles are so cute!
In her client Valerie’s dining room Keely chose the brush brass finish rod and rings, but with no finial just an end cap. This created the clean modern lines Valerie was after.
Custom Drapery Hardware Brings the Finishing Touch to a Bedroom Design

For her client Beverly’s bedroom Keely chose Design Elements Renaissance collection for the drapery hardware. On the large window she separated the rod into two rods and capped off each end with a finial.

The windows on either side of the bed had just enough room for the rod ending to the wall with a finial highlighted toward the bedside of the window. The fluted rod and rings are paired with the Victorian Finial in the collection.
Iron Rods are Perfect for a French Country Style

This stunning French Country dining room features drapery that frames the shutters as the crowning touch. Keely and her client selected from the Valencia Collection, because it had the perfect rod iron rod they were looking for.

Above you can see the intricate heading detail Keely used when making the drapes. It is so French country in style, with the red check fabric flip over and ball trim on the leading edge. For the finial Keely and her client chose the Fleur-de-lis finial out of the collection, for that quintessential finishing detail on the rod.
Mix and Match Hardware Can Unify Multiple Spaces

In her client Gina’s home Keely chose hardware from two different collections, but she was still able to match the finish and style throughout her home. In the Living room the tall drapes are hanging on a fluted rod from the Renaissance Collection. Keely chose the Imperial Bronze with gold and grey for and finish and the Royal finial.

In the adjacent dining room Keely used the same fluted wood rod with their Victorian finial. This custom drapery hardware is just beautiful with the cream drapery hanging against the paprika red walls.

This is the close up of a small valance hanging from the same rod and ring combination in Gina’s hallway.

This is an Asian style valance paired with café curtains in their bar pantry. This rod is metal from the Valencia Collection and has the same finish as the rest of the rooms. Keely capped off the end of the rod with the Victorian finial in that collection to achieve the similar flow between all of the rooms.
Scroll Holdbacks Add a Special Touch to a Casual Style

Keely’s client, Ronda, wanted drapery hardware that was special. Keely designed a soft heading on Ronda’s drapes and hung them on metal Scroll Holdbacks from the Valencia Collection. These are large and curvy and usually used to swag back the drapes from the window two-thirds of the way down the wall. Keely knew they would be perfect for what Ronda was looking for.

In the close up above you can see how detailed the metal scroll work is and the three hold backs gave Keely many places to tie this casual style drape on to.
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