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On this arch window in the guest bedroom, the light coming thru the top of the window was not that big of a problem, the client just wanted to soften the window. She loved the effect!

This window was in a loft and they just wanted to give the area a finished look. The sun was a problem in the arch, so we did a wood blind that took care of that problem.

In this unique room we combined sheer panels with pelmet panels trimed in feathers and mounted them on a large wood pole with finials and rings for a one of a kind look!

In this unique room we combined sheer panels with pelmet panels trimed in feathers and mounted them on a large wood pole with finials and rings for a one of a kind look!

This is just enough to soften this dining room window over the wood blinds. We covered the pole with the matching fabric and then used mahagony rings for contrast, it looks great with the walls.

In this guest bedroom, our client wanted to keep most of the direct sun out of the arch window, to keep the fabrics in this room from sun fading. So we designed an arch swag with a fabric that blends with the other fabrics in the room.

This client just wanted some simple shades that the could pull down, so we installed honeycombs shades for them.

This client wanted just a simple lace swag and jabot treatment under the arch window.

This is another thank you to our great installers, Luckily they are not afraid of heights. The finished look is wonderful!

This is a shower curtain that we attached boullion fringe to.

Notice the trims, tassles and fabric covered buttons on the pillows.

This client likes pulling in a few different fabrics and it makes this bedroom very interesting. Notice the black lacquer pole to match the posters on the bed. The client was thrilled with the finished guest room.

This is a bright, sunny room for a little girl, she loves it!

This was a fun window to get creative with. We combined rafia with the monkey fabric and covered the wood pole with a coordinating fabric and put a bamboo shade behind it. IT WAS FUN!!

This was a guest bedroom that we used a tapestry fabric to make a coverlet for the bed with boulion fringe with a matching turban style swag valance. We used the existing mini blinds that were there, to save a little on the investment.

This client wanted a dramatic look for her bedroom, so we combined silk with chenille and a tapestry. It turned out beautiful. We also designed matching silk draperies for the windows.

This is a nice and tailored way to do a corner window in a mans bedroom, he was very pleased with this treatment.

We designed this custom coverlet with coordinating pillows and bedskirt. We added cording to enhance the effect of the colors.

This is another custom coverlet with dust ruffle and matching pillow shams. We matched the new draperies and cornice to complete the look for this bedroom.

We designed this custom bedspread with matching lined draperies for the finishing touch for this beautiful room.

The client needed privacy on her doors, so we designed roman shades for them and coordinated a custom valance for her dining room to match. She loved the finished look!

This is just one of many styles that you can use on a door, to give it a finished look.

We used hobble roman shades on these doors, they look as nice down as they do in the up position.

We used hobble roman shades on these doors, they look as nice down as they do in the up position.

These are slouch roman shades in an entry that are very unique, it goes along with the safari look for this home.

This is a cute style valance to go on doors, we matched the valance over the sink, since they are on the same wall. The fabric looked great in this room.

We fabricated an hourglass for this door with a matching triangliar pelmet valance for the eating area of the kitchen. The client wanted to pull in blue and we accomplished that.

This is a fun room, we designed two inverted box pleat balloon shades that you can operate and matching drapery panels on a wood pole with rings and finials. Love the zebra print!!

Another fun way to treat doors, you can operate these for privacy or sun. Notice the fun beading on the bottom!

Another treatment for doors, as they mount close to the door, so you can still open them.

This is a very simple look, a 2 inch wood blind on a sidelight, no sidelight peepers!!

We designed these balloon shades out of a sheer fabric to give a soft look to this entry.

This print fabric worked well in this room and the simple swags with jumbo cording and tassles were just the treatment for these doors.

We designed floor length panels with swags over them in a contrasting fabric and installed them on individual poles instead of using one large pole accross the window, for a unique look.

These softly draped sheers are the perfect look for this elegant dining room. We installed the wood poles close to the crown moulding to give the room height.

We designed this treatment for this contemporary and snazzy dining room, by using monogramed finials and rings with a wood pole and matching the draperies with a couple of the chairs.

In this living room, the client wanted to go above the arch windows, so they could close the draperies and have all of the sun out the room, when needed. We installed big wood poles, finials and rings to hang the draperies on.

This was a tricky set of windows to treat with the three windows all on different walls and angles. With our great installers we were able to do a great job on this window. It turned out perfect!

In this living room, we have fabricated a window seat to match the draperies.

Close up of monogram finial and rings that go with drapery picture back a ways.

If you like ruffles, we can still do ruffled prescilla draperies. This client loves her ruffles!

Our client picked this iridescent fabric for her bathroom and it just seemed to be the finishing touch with the pewter finish pole.

This is a great drapery treatment for a high window that you would like to be able to close. We put it on a traverse rod so that it would be convenient to open and close.

This is a great drapery treatment for a high window that you would like to be able to close. We put it on a traverse rod so that it would be convenient to open and close.

In this setting room the client wanted the flexibility of a blind, but the softness of draperies, so we put a wood blind in the window first and then added draperies and a custom fit cornice to fit between the trim of her bookcases.

This was a small home office, so we just did a tailored cornice to finish the window off.

This client wanted to finish off her red room with a floral print, so we did that for her by creating swags with panels that fell to the floor. She was happy that her room was complete.

This client had purchased a ready made comforter for her bed and they only had plain draperies ready made to match her comforter. So we took her draperies to our local workroom and created a custom valance for her. So now her look is complete. We placed w

We created this design for our clients newly decorated dining room. In the fabric selection, we pulled in the wall, carpet and chair colors to complete the look. She loved it!

In this dining room, we created a monochromatic look to give it an elegant look with the use of swags and jabots.

We designed this awning valance to go above the sink, it gave the kitchen a cafe feel, which the client wanted.

In this bedroom we designed roman shades with blackout lining to keep the light out and then we covered a wood pole with fabric to coordinate with that fabric that we selected for the pole swags and jabots.

This was a horse farm that our client wanted a finished look to her windows, but didnt want to block any of her view. We designed this turban style swag for her and it did exactly what she wanted it to do, without blocking her view of the horses.

This client wanted a contemporary feel, so she selected this fabric with a stripe to run horizontial accross the valance and vertical on the drapery panels. It did exactley what she wanted it to do.

This valance we set back in the box window, it really finishes that area and gives it a complete look.

This is a beautiful country home, that we matched the fabric from the chairs to make swags and coordinating jabots for this dining room.

This fruit print fabric was just the touch for this dining area connected to the kitchen. The client saw this style in a magizine and we created it for her. She was pleased.

This client didnt want to cover up all of their beautiful woodwork in their new home, so we designed this style of elevated swags and jabots and they loved the finished design out of the chenille fabric.

This is a simple inverted box pleat valance with a coordinating fabric for the insets.

In this dining room we designed elevated swags with rosettes and assemetrical jabots. We attached trim to the bottom of the swags and jabots and used a contrasting fabric for the underlayed swag. We installed these window treatments over honeycomb shad

This is an office that just needed a finishing touch at the window, so we fabricated an inverted box pleat valance for this window using two fabrics.

This is a shaped cornice board with self cording on the bottom, it was just what the window needed.

This window is treated with Custom lined draperies with pelments and jabots and to finish the top treatment off, we have attached boullion fringe.

I love how this treatment turned out in this room, all the colors are perfect.

I love how this treatment turned out in this room, all the colors are perfect.

This valance is so fresh and airy over the wood blinds. Notice the embellished table runner that we fabricated to match!

I love how this treatment turned out in this room, all the colors are perfect.

This is a pair of fully lined custom draperies with a matching valance for the bedroom of this client, we also made her a custom bedspread to match these draperies. They keep the light out of the room for sleeping and can traverse them back in the daytime

This seating area turned out great in this little boys room. We constructed reversible window seats and matching valances for his room. He is ready for UK!!

This room is off of the room where we used the hobble roman shades, we pulled both of the rooms together by using the same fabric in different treatments. The client was thrilled!

This client wanted to pull the whole area together and knew exactly what she wanted. White swags and jabots banded in green. The outcome was exactly as planned.

This client wanted to pull the whole area together and 2new exactly what she wanted. White swags and jabots banded in green. The outcome was exactly as planned.

We fabricated window seating in this end of the bedroom with monocramatic valances to match the fabric on the seats and the color of the walls.

This is an elegant way to do a tone on tone room with monocromatic creams and assemtrical swags and jabots.

This was a cute treatment that our client decided to go with for her eating area. It is hung on wrought iron finials.

A nice and tailored valance just enough to give the window that finished look.

In this bedroom we fabricated an upholstered cornice board to match the custom bedspread and then made a pair of draperies to coordinate with the print.

These were beautiful swags, out of a beaded silk (the picture doesnt begin to do it justice) with a boullion fring and installed over hunter douglas silhouettes for a soft and elegant look.

We designed this room around the toile pillows and red sofa that our client had. She loves how the kingston valances were installed.

This red silk plaid was just the fabric for this valance in this red dining room.

This was a treatment that our client had decided on the style before we reached our appointment, she also had her own fabric, extra fabric from when she had a chair made. We installed this over her sheer panels.

This was a fun window, we coordinated a fabric with her furniture and then added feather trim to give it a unique look. Notice the before and after!

This is a bay window in the end of a bedroom, this is way nice way to decorate it. We designed a matching bedspread to complete the look.

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