Interior Design Explained

A tieback is a decorative accessory used to hold back curtains or drapes.

Drapery refers to heavy curtains made of fabric, used to adorn or cover windows.

A center draw refers to a method of opening window treatments, such as curtains or drapes, from the center outward.

A rod pocket is a fabric pocket along the top of curtains or draperies through which a curtain rod is inserted.

A lambrequin is a kind of decorative drapery or wood paneling that extends down the sides of a window or arch, often used in conjunction with curtains or blinds.