drapery

she was trying to match the draperies to the couch.

She invented and patented special arrangements of mirrors and concocted chemical dyes for her draperies.

A heavy unglazed Cotton, linen, or rayon fabric, colorfully printed and used for draperies and slipcovers.

an unglazed heavy fabric; brightly printed; used for slipcovers and draperies.

The refined furs and extravagant draperies are enough to make the glancing reader nostalgic for the reign of Mussolini.

For three long years its doors had been shut by the king's order and heavy draperies had cloaked the multicolored windows.

in the streets he saw draperies hung across with flags of the Russian and French colours, and huge monograms of A and N.

They were mounted on wagons outside of houses, and rubber hoses snaked inside to suction dirt from carpets, draperies , and davenport s.

In the other house, the draperies were of vinyl plastic, and rugs and clothing were made of wool.

Don't place the set on soft surfaces (rugs, blankets, etc. ) or near curtains or draperies, as they may block the ventilation holes.

Features include hardwood floors, crown moldings, custom draperies and recessed lighting.

Rich red draperies and glowing paper lanterns transform a rocky cave into a magical wedding hall in China's Hubei Province.

And the library looked like something out of Clue, complete with dusty old volumes and velvet draperies.

The windows were shuttered, and draperies tightly drawn.

During a recent visit to Beijing, I was struck by how gray and dark it was in the morning when I opened the draperies in my hotel room.

then all three windows will have yellow draperies .

Her work is sublime and will make you want to put draperies on every window in your house!

a pullback for heavy draperies.

Familiar with the production and trade resource of internal and external knitting draperies , supplying materials and knitting underwear;

US Textile Industry Filed Safeguard Petition on Curtains and Draperies