Bespoke curtains in Paris — artisanal craftsmanship by Bérengère Leroy

In Paris, exceptional interiors deserve curtains that reflect their character. At Bérengère Leroy, every curtain is designed, selected and made by hand in our workshop in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence — to suit your exact measurements, light and way of life. Our Paris showroom, at 54 rue Étienne Marcel in the 2nd arrondissement, welcomes you to discover our fabric collections and bring your bespoke project to life together.

Why choose bespoke curtains in Paris?

Standard curtains do not take into account the actual height of your Haussmannian ceilings, the width of your unusual windows or the quality of light depending on the orientation of your flat. In Paris more than anywhere else, layouts are distinctive: bay windows, period wood panelling, alcoves, glass roofs… Ready-made curtains simply cannot meet these needs.

Bespoke curtains, by contrast, are made for your space as it is. Measurements are taken to the nearest millimetre. The drape is calculated according to the fabric and desired length. Finishes — hems, curtain headings, loops and pleats — are selected to suit your pole and the effect you want to achieve.

They are also a lasting choice. A well-made curtain in quality linen will not lose its shape or age poorly. It gains character over time.

Our fabrics for bespoke curtain making

Washed linen, the Maison’s signature fabric

Washed linen is Bérengère Leroy’s most iconic fabric. Its gently crumpled texture, supple feel and ability to filter natural light make it the ideal choice for Parisian interiors seeking elegance without ostentation. Available in several colours — natural, chalk white, off-white and muted shades — it suits contemporary flats as well as classic Haussmannian interiors.

Our collection of bespoke wide-width linen curtains in Paris allows large windows to be covered without a central seam, for a perfectly fluid drape.

Wide-width white linen voile

For spaces that call for transparency and lightness, our answer is linen voile. It diffuses light without blocking it, creating a soft, airy atmosphere while preserving a degree of privacy. Our collections, such as Alika, Nomade or Madame Rêve show the richness of this range in our collection.

Also explore our page dedicated to bespoke wide-width linen voile curtains to discover the full range of these collections.

Velvet, for interiors with strong character

Velvet brings warmth, depth and presence. Ideal for bedrooms, softly lit sitting rooms or reception rooms, it gives curtains a fullness and feel that few materials can match. Our collection Tsar Apache velvet is its most accomplished expression.

Blended and embroidered fabrics

For those who wish to treat a window as a work of art in its own right, we offer embroidered fabrics such as Byzance in chalk-white embroidered linen, or blended linen and velvet compositions such as Tribal. These creations are rare and distinctive, making your curtains a signature feature of your interior.

The making process: from measuring to installation

Step 1 — Consultation at our Paris showroom

It all begins at our showroom at 54 rue Étienne Marcel. You can feel the fabrics, see how they drape on our displays and discuss your project and requirements with our advisors. This is where we decide on the fabric, width, finishes and style of curtain heading.

Step 2 — Taking measurements

Once you have chosen the fabric, we agree the exact measurements together: installation height, width to be covered and, if desired, the amount of fabric to fall onto the floor. These measurements are sent directly to our workshop in Provence.

Step 3 — Making in our workshop in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence

All our curtains are made in our artisanal workshop in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. Each piece is cut, assembled and finished by hand by our seamstresses. No production is outsourced and there are no industrial intermediaries.

Step 4 — Delivery

Your curtains are delivered directly to your home. For the vast majority of our orders, the making and delivery time is 15 days from the date your order is approved.

Bespoke curtains in Paris: what you gain with Bérengère Leroy

There is a wide choice of bespoke curtain makers in Paris. Local workshops, major interior design houses and specialist online retailers — there is no shortage of options. Here is what sets Bérengère Leroy apart:

A genuine artisanal approach. Our curtains are made by hand in our own workshop. No subcontracting and no outsourced industrial production.

Exclusive fabrics. Our washed linens, extra-wide linen voiles and velvets are developed in-house. You will not find these collections anywhere else.

Personalised advice. Our Paris showroom is not a catalogue showroom. Every visit is a conversation about your interior, your needs and your aesthetic sensibility.

A coherent approach to decorating. If your project also includes a bespoke sofa or a headboard, we can use the same fabrics to create a fully cohesive space. This is one of the great advantages of a Maison that oversees the entire textile process.

How to choose bespoke curtains in Paris

The choice of curtain depends on three main factors: the amount of light in the room, the interior style and the function required.

For a very bright room facing south or west, a linen voile will filter the light without darkening the space. For a bedroom or sitting room with little sunshine, a thick linen or velvet will add warmth without making it feel darker.

In terms of style, washed linen works with almost any look: Scandinavian minimalism, Provençal interiors and pared-back Haussmannian flats. Velvet, by contrast, suits more opulent, expressive interiors. Embroidered or blended fabrics are for projects where the window is intended to be a decorative feature in its own right.

Our complete guide to choosing curtains will guide you through the process, with practical advice on fabrics, lengths and hanging styles.

Discover our collections in Paris

Our Paris showroom is open from Monday to Saturday. We recommend making an appointment to benefit from personalised advice and a full presentation of our current collections.

📍 54 rue Étienne Marcel, Paris 2nd arrondissement

We undertake private projects as well as interior design projects for hotels and high-end rental flats, and regularly work with interior architects and decorators across Île-de-France.