Draperies for Boats, Ships and Yachts.(any size)

Over many years we have supplied draperies, blinds and window treatments for yachts, boats and ships. Many of their owners however, have asked us not to show these on the site. RESPECTING their privacy, we show but a few of the boats, ships and yachts that we have completed.

The 104' Yacht Flipper

 

Flipper underway.

  

The main salon and dinning area.

Roman shades are framed by mock roman valances with side panels in a silk damask with the same treatment in the galley and dinette area below.
Fine Dining.
   
Below decks, the staterooms were treated in a similar fashion as above.
The galley area.
     

A 70 ' Yacht

A 70' Yacht.

Here a 70 foot yacht is out fitted with pleated draperies on marine track with velcro tie-backs. (they come down easily and yet tie tightly to avoid wear at sea)

  
Draperies in the wheel house. We can also do flat panels or even traversable drapery on those arched or slanted windows.

There is really no end to the options available.
A 70' Yacht.
   
The galley isn't complete with out the window coverings. All in poly cotton for beauty and durability.
A 70' Yacht.
     
M/V Columbia  

The M/V COLUMBIA is the largest vessel of the Marine Highway fleet in Alaska. Launched by Lockheed Shipbuilding in Seattle in 1974, the Columbia is 418 feet long, with capacity for 625 passengers and 134 vehicles.

We did all the draperies for this ferry in 1974.
     

Draperies for the USS Abraham Lincoln.
We got lost only 2 times while installing the draperies
on this floating island.
Just kidding folks. In reality, we had an escort from bow to stern and didn't need a trail of bread crumbs. So, next time you are visiting, check out our drapery installation, especially the ceremonial area on the hanger deck.

 
     
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