Jean's Drapery & Design

Upholstery Shop in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

(405) 354-9683126 W Main St, Oklahoma City, OK 73102View on Yelp

About Jean's Drapery & Design

Jean's Drapery and Design is an Oklahoma City business that combines interior design expertise with window treatments and furniture reupholstery under one roof. That combination is genuinely useful for homeowners who want a cohesive room refresh without managing multiple vendors. Oklahoma City's interior design market has grown alongside the city's development, and shops that can handle fabrics, window coverings, and furniture together save clients real time and coordination headaches. Reach the team at (405) 354-9683 to talk about your project.

Services

Interior Design
Shades & Blinds
Furniture Reupholstery

Services & Process

Jean's handles custom drapery and window treatments including shades, blinds, and curtain fabrication alongside furniture reupholstery, making it a practical one-stop option for full room redesigns. Window treatments are measured, fabricated, and installed to fit specific window dimensions, which produces a much cleaner result than off-the-shelf options. On the furniture side, reupholstery services cover sofas, chairs, ottomans, and other upholstered pieces, with fabric selection guided by the shop's design background. Interior design consultation ties it all together, helping clients coordinate colors, textures, and patterns across their space.

Service Area

Jean's Drapery and Design serves Oklahoma City and the broader OKC metro area. They work with clients throughout neighborhoods like Nichols Hills, Edmond, and Midtown, as well as commercial clients looking for window and furniture solutions in office and retail spaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you coordinate drapery fabric with my furniture reupholstery project?
That's one of the real advantages of working with a shop like Jean's Drapery and Design. Because they handle both window treatments and reupholstery, they can pull from the same fabric library and help you build a look that ties the room together rather than treating each element separately.
What types of window shades and blinds do you offer?
Jean's works with a range of window treatment options including roller shades, roman shades, cellular shades, and various blind styles. Custom fabrication means the treatments are sized exactly for your windows, which looks far more polished than standard retail sizing.
Do you offer interior design services for commercial spaces in OKC?
Shops that handle both residential and commercial projects are common in Oklahoma City's design industry. It's worth calling Jean's directly at (405) 354-9683 to discuss whether they take on office, hospitality, or retail projects, since many multi-service shops serve both markets.
How do I know which window treatment style works best for my room?
The right style depends on how much light control and privacy you need, the architectural details of your windows, and the overall aesthetic of the room. A design consultation with Jean's can help you work through those factors and land on something functional that also looks great.
Can you reupholster furniture to match existing drapery I already have?
Matching to existing drapery is definitely possible if the fabric is still available, or if a close alternative can be sourced. Bringing a fabric swatch from your existing drapery when you come in for a consultation makes finding a match much more straightforward.
How long does a full room refresh with drapery and furniture reupholstery take?
It varies based on the scope, but a project involving custom window treatments and reupholstered furniture typically takes four to eight weeks from design approval to completion. Fabric lead times are often the biggest variable, since specialty materials sometimes take longer to arrive.

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