About Splendid Drapes & Design.

An Eye for Design.

Where some see a simple window, we see the opportunity for splendor. From designs with clean, modern lines to those steeped in sumptuous sophistication, you can be assured that every window treatment we craft meets our exacting standards.

Every product we produce is unique, bespoke and exquisitely custom. So for us, attention to detail is the most important part of our day. From perfect pattern placement to the unseen elements, each of our fabrications is created with the utmost of care. Our finished projects not only stand the test of time, but also breathe new life into the spaces where they reside. 

Committed to continual refinement, we frequent industry seminars and educational conferences, implementing the latest techniques, safety standards and best practices.

Our Owner

With a background in the couture clothing industry and decades of experience crafting custom designs, Phyllis is well-versed in the intricacies of creating perfection. Her eye for design and talent for fabrication, coupled with the highest quality fabric, trim and hardware, translates each window treatment into a beautiful, functional work of art. Phyllis brings her invaluable expertise and commitment to quality to every project, guaranteeing perfection.

Phyllis is a graduate of American Intercontinental University and the Fashion Institute of New York. She is also an active member of the Window Coverings Association of America.

Our Values

• BESPOKE

  For us, no two projects are the same. We allow each window and room’s architecture to guide us, ensuring a purely bespoke experience for all of our clients.

• EXCEPTIONAL FINESSE

  The level of precision and care we bring to each project is fine and focused. Our attention to every discreet detail, together with our finely honed skills, come together to create a gorgeous story every time.

• TOP QUALITY

  As a top window treatment workroom in the Greater Atlanta area, our reputation is one of top quality. To us, anything less than perfection simply is not an option.