|  | | Amore Drapery Hardware
| The Amore drapery hardware collection is cast and welded in metals of recycled iron and aluminum from timeless patterns derived from 18th and 19th century European ironworks. Each piece is hand-finished in a wonderful color selection to coordinate with today’s décor.
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 |  | | Amore Drapery Accents
Our extensive collection of over 80 styles of decorative metal accent designs are formed and presed in steel or brass and are available with a wide variety of mounting systems, and finishes.
| | |  | | Amore Drapery Brackets
Drapery brackets are used to support drapery and curtain rods. There are a variety of types, styles and strengths of drapery brackets available.
| | |  | | Amore Drapery Crowns
Inspired by classic design elements, metal crowns transform the room setting. Mount over any curtain or traverse rod, blind, shade, or shutter system for a unique window treatment. Or, use over a bed, door opening, tapestry, mirror, or wall décor group.
| | |  | | Amore Drapery Rings
Drapery rings are not only functional in providing a means of attaching drapery to a curtain rod they can also add additional detailing to help create a more decorative look. Our wrought iron drapery rings are available in a selection of styles and finishes to beautifully enhance your window décor.
| | |  | | Amore Drapery Rods
Distinctive drapery hardware can transform a window into a work of art. In fact, it is not uncommon to see decorative drapery rods and accent pieces as the focal point of the window, and in some cases, of the entire room.
| | |  | | Amore Scarf Decor Brackets & Rings
Scarf Decor Brackets - These pieces make scarf treatments easy. Each mounts directly to the wall with the welded bracket attached to the back of the ring.
Scarf Decor Rings - Use one or several rings on any diameter rod up to 2” to hold decorative scarf swags.
| | |  | | Amore Scarf Holders
Holdbacks and Scarf Holders are decorative pieces of hardware used for holding draperies and curtains, or even tailed swags and scarves, to the sides of a window. Some styles can be mounted at the tops of windows and used in the same way as brackets to anchor swags and scarves; others are inappropriate for that use.
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