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.
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