You might have to adjust the brightness and contrast to view this one (after all these are actual job photos). It's a beautiful plaid cornice, reupholstered chair and matching throw pillows. |
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| Although hard to see the pattern in the picture this is a shimmering brocade pole swag done in a style to accentuate each window style yet preserve the light and view. |  |
| Double layers of sheer fabric form the swags, end cascades, and the center cascades on this bay window. Notice the end cascade where you can see the Abagail's van right through it. Great for light preservation not to mention the warm feeling achieved. |  |
| Here's a great example of a true - gathered - swag. It is one piece of material gathered at the top corners falling into the cascades. |  |
| Pattern pleated in Box Valance style with scallops and a matching table cloth with tie on chair cushions, gives this breakfast nook a special flair. |  |
| This is our "wedding cake". The client came in with picture in hand and asked if we could do an exact duplicate of the picture. Here it is just as they had asked for it to be. |  |
| A slightly different approach to swags. They match the individual window widths with cascades coming down to the sill |  |
