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Unique Window Treatments
Used NO Fabric at all!
The below arched top window treatment used no fabric at all!
We had a custom silk floral arrangement done using grapevine for
the base and incorporated my client's favorite flowers, berries
and herbs copied from the feature tiles in her kitchen back splash. |
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Used China Dinner Plates!
This treatment incorporated part of the homeowner's collection
of blue and white plates, making it uniquely theirs! The plates were
secured to the tops of the window treatment. The perfect fabric and
trim show off the plates to their best advantage! |
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From the Party Store!
This treatment uses layers of grass skirts from the party store to create a tropical look in the bedroom of this teen. |
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An Homage to MacKenzie-Childs
This client wanted a treatment to pay homage to a pottery designer she loved. We combined nine different fabrics to give her sunroom the happy look she wanted! |
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Windows Needing Special Treatment
Minimal Installation
The client requested that we allow maximum view of her pretty woodwork by not covering it up or damaging it when hanging the treatment. This entire treatment is hung using five hooks that are secured to the side or underneath the face of the woodwork! |
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Grand Scale Window
This treatment soars into the two-story space and its style and color complements the special feature painting of the walls. Its importance in this formal foyer sets the tone for the rest of the home. |
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Before and After
A darling children's bathroom before...to a beautiful grown-up bathroom after.... |
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From
plain bare windows to a warm, romantic atmosphere using sheer window
treatments and complimentary sheer slip covers along with a silk
covering on the chandelier chain. |
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A
contemporary flare complete with a pleated cornice and a sheer fabric
overlay that allows the beautiful view to filter through. Adding
a band of color on the bottom of the window treatment matches the
fabric on the bedspread. |
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English Country
A garden feel using floral fabrics with great cheerful colors.
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French Country
A bit more serious than English Country French Country pays attention to the details. Toile fabrics are used with fringe and pleats. |
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Contemporary Design
Clean lines and soft colors create a formal setting. Using monogram embroidery on the window treatment creates a personalized look. |
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Eclectic
Combining a collection of different design styles creates a comfortable and unique look. |
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Traditional
Furnishings both new and antique combined with vibrant color
and floral's create this traditional look.
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