10/03/2026
designed as a sanctuary.
Studio Boden, a Toronto interior design studio, designed this High Park home for a young family. The goal for the primary bedroom was simple: cozy, serene and restorative, a place for two busy parents to fully unwind.
The clients needed complete blackout for sleep but still wanted softness and privacy during the day. Our answer was two layers of ripplefold drapery. Sheers filter the daylight, which matters in a high-performance home built to let in lots of natural light. Blackout panels close for the night. Both hang from ceiling-mounted tracks, which keep the hardware out of sight and make the room feel taller.
The finishing details: 200% fullness for soft, deep folds and a hem that sits half an inch above the floor for a clean, tailored line.
It quickly became the clients' favorite room in the house. In the designers' words, it's "their calm, their sanctuary."
Thinking about custom drapery? Studio Boden's tip is to see fabrics in your own space, because natural light changes how they look through the day.
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