Drapery batons, wand, curtain pull wands... Regardless or what you call them, there are some important details to keep in mind when you’re specifying them for your hotel. Learn more here!

These linings will not insure light fastness and therefore are typically used as interlinings and/or linings at public space windows where a complete blackout scenario is not needed. Check out the options!

This hotel boasts modern-day trends and Southern hospitality, with amazing interiors and beautiful surroundings that portray nothing but the best of the area’s rich history. Check out the gallery!

For all the interior designers who want to visually understand drapery fullness, here are great picture examples of the differences between the numbers as well as the two main pleat styles: ripplefold and pinch pleat. Check out the gallery!

There are almost too many drapery decorative hardware variables to consider, but we’ve got you covered! The easiest point to start is to figure out the actual type of pole you will be using; the Cylinder Pole or the H-Rail Pole. Check out the differences!

In hospitality, designers and hotel owners are choosing between Ripplefold and Pinch Pleat drapery for their guestroom windows. What exactly is the difference in them production wise, price wise and design wise? Since we receive this question so often, we’ve provided a quick and simple pro-con list of each style that may help in your decision. Check it out!

Previously known as the Firesky Resort & Spa, the hotel is now The Scott Resort & Spa owned by Classic Hotels & Resorts. Quiltcraft manufactured pillows, and window treatments which are displayed throughout the property. Take a Look!

How much fabric do I need for my drape? Exactly how you mathematically solve for drapery fullness? The honest truth is, who has time for that? We have summarized that information and made it available to you in a resource card. Read this post and download the resource to share!

Room designs can be unique and there are many different ways to style your drapery to fit the look you want to give a room while accommodating all the construction variables like PTAC units or case goods along the wall, etc. Check out part 2 of the different options and don’t miss Part 1

Room designs vary drastically and there are many different ways to stack your drapery to fit the look you want to give a room (and to accommodate all the variables like PTAC units or case goods along the wall). We’re here to show you the different options. Check them out!

This hotel features Quiltcraft manufactured bedskirts and boxspring covers (you may hear them called skuggers as well)! Check out the gallery!

As always, it was our privilege to manufacture the drapes, window blinds or shades and bedskirts for another spectacular hotel. This time in the San Diego Mission Bay The results are amazing. Benjamin West did an amazing job. See for yourself!

Convenient for travelers, this hotel is close to all major highways and not far from downtown St. Paul and Minneapolis. Check out the gallery!

There are so many pleat styles out there! We often hear something to the effect of, “do I have to use the same pleat style on all treatments when using multiple ones?” Check out the answer!

Are you hiring us to make coverlets, box spring covers, bedskirts or any bed related item for your hotel? Check out how to measure the bed so that we can make any product you need!

Quilting is not outdated… We are bringing it back! All these patterns have the ability to either “add flavor” to bedding or remain incognito. Below, the five most common quilt patterns are displayed and analyzed. Check them out!

There are many options when choosing a cover for guestroom box springs. Check out this post and explore the different styles!

The bottom of the bed seems like a trivial detail, but it is highly important to maintain a satisfying experience for guests. Below are five features you can add to your box spring covers to reach varying needs.

Paradigm Design Group is the brain child of Lisa & Carl Haude and has served the hospitality industry for 17 years. Their careful and meticulous research of context, coupled with their enthusiasm for fresh and unique design make them an indispensable partner in any renovation or new project. Quiltcraft and Paradigm Design have been long-term partners and today, they have shared some of their design expertise with us. Check it out!

Element is the newest Marriott flag inspired by Westin Hotels & Resorts. Through the inclusion of natural elements in their designs, earth-toned, muted, neutral colors, Element hotels seeks to encourage a sense of well-being and health throughout their spaces. Check out the roller shades we made in this image gallery!