The Shade Number Seven Line

This is the part of the business with our name on it: custom work from our own family workroom, for the windows and rooms a catalog can't solve.

Made by Us, for Your Home

Custom Window Cornices

Upholstered, built-by-hand crowns that finish a window, hide the hardware, and hold their shape for good. The tailored alternative to a soft valance.
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Custom Drapery and Soft Goods

Drapery, cornices, and top treatments sewn to your measurements in our workroom.
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Drapery Hardware

Rods, tracks, finials, and motorized systems, specced to your panels' weight and finished to match the room. The engineering that keeps great drapery gliding for years.
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Home Decor Fabrics

A browsable fabric library in our Palm Coast showroom: drapery, upholstery, and performance weaves, chosen with advice from the people who sew them.
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Motorized Window Coverings

PowerView automation and motorized treatments, specified and installed by our own team.
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Window Top Treatments

Valances, swags, and shaped toppers that finish the top of a window, hide the hardware, and frame the view. Sewn to measure in our workroom.
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How a Project Works

[Stage 1] Talk It Through

Start in our showroom or book an in-home consultation. We listen first: how the room is used, what the light does, what's been bothering you.

[Stage 2] Design and Decide

We narrow the options to what actually fits your windows, your style, and the way you live, with real samples in your hands.

[Stage 3] Measure and Make

We measure every opening ourselves, then your treatments are custom built to those exact dimensions. No stock sizes, no almost-fits.

[Stage 4] Install and Enjoy

Our installer hangs every piece, dials in the operation, and walks you through it. We don't leave until it works the way it should.

[Stage 1] Talk It Through
[Stage 2] Design and Decide
[Stage 3] Measure and Make
[Stage 4] Install and Enjoy
Hunter Douglas covers the windows a factory can build for. This line covers everything else: the sewn, the upholstered, the motorized, and the genuinely one-of-a-kind.

What the Custom Line Is

Born in the Workroom

Shade Number Seven grew up next to a family upholstery workroom, and this product line is that heritage on a page. Cornices built and wrapped by hand. Slipcovers patterned to your actual sofa. Drapery sewn to the half inch. Hardware specced like the engineering it is. These aren't products we order so much as products we make, which changes what's possible: your fabric, your dimensions, your odd-shaped window, your grandmother's chair. When a request starts with “this might be unusual,” it usually ends up here, and we say yes more often than anyone expects.

One Team Across the Whole Room

The quiet advantage of the custom line is coherence. The same people who dress your windows can cover your sofa from the same fabric library, build the cornice that crowns the drapery, and motorize the whole arrangement so it moves on schedule. Rooms designed in pieces look like it; rooms designed by one team read as finished. That's why these eight pages live together: most of our favorite projects draw from three or four of them at once.

How to Start

Start anywhere. Bring a photo of the room, a fabric you love, or the one window that's been bothering you for a year. We'll meet you in the showroom, which sits beside the workroom itself, or come to your home with samples in hand. From there the process is the same four steps as everything we do: talk it through, design and decide, measure and make, install and enjoy.

A practical note on how clients actually use this line: most projects begin with one need, a cornice, a slipcover, a single motorized room, and grow as the workroom earns trust. That's by design. Every measurement and fabric choice stays on file, so the second project starts further ahead than the first, and a whole-home look assembles over seasons instead of demanding one giant decision. The showroom and workroom share a wall in Palm Coast, which means you can watch the craft happen before you commit to it. Few window businesses can offer that, and it's the part of ours we're proudest to show off.

FAQs

Your Questions, Answered

FAQs

Your Questions, Answered

What makes the Shade Number Seven line different from your Hunter Douglas products?

Hunter Douglas products are engineered and built by Hunter Douglas; we measure, sell, and install them. The Shade Number Seven line is the work we make ourselves or source and customize directly: sewn goods from our family workroom, hardware, fabrics, furniture, and motorization projects. Same standards, different maker.

Can you work from a fabric or piece I already own?

Usually, yes. Customers bring us their own fabric for drapery pieces for re-covering or matching. We'll inspect the material first and tell you honestly whether it will sew, wear, and hang the way the project needs.

Do you handle small projects, or only whole rooms?

Both. One cornice over a kitchen window is a real project to us, and so is a whole-home install. Plenty of clients start with a single piece, see how the process works, and come back with the rest of the house.

Where is the work actually done?

In Palm Coast. Our showroom sits alongside the family upholstery workroom where the sewing, patterning, and finishing happen, and our own team handles measurement and installation. You're welcome to visit and see work in progress.