| Banded trim on overlap edges and
tie back bands extends the range of normal fabric to
classic and elegant. |
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| Four bends in one traverse rod create a
center opening drapery on a bow window. |
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| Height and banded side trim accentuate the
true scope of the room adding depth and formality. |
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| Pleated sheers in the
living room and a gathered sheer in the entry window with
tie backs. Swags and cascades running to the bottom of
the window for a framing effect eliminating the need for
side draperies. |
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| Functional draperies
with tie backs and cornices with inserts to match the
draperies. The off white cornice fabric is the same as
the upholstery on the sofas. |
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| Rattan love seats and
draperies to match with other furniture pieces done in
companion fabrics. |
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| The original show home
in Picknick Point, Edmonds, WA draperies in a solid color
with contrasting edge banding. |
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| Here, they table cloth
matches the wall paper and notice that the spaces between
the box pleated valance match the upholstery on the
chairs. We did it all complete with placemats and
matching knapkins. |
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| Custom screen printed
drpaeries and cornice with maching wall paper. Notice
that the drapery, valance and wall paper are perfectly
pattern matched. |
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