
Window Treatment
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Project Carriage Way
For this room we designed a roman shade and stationary drapery panels in a plaid linen fabric to add height to the room.

Project Carriage Way
For this upstairs landing we designed stationary drapery panels in a moody fabric to add interest to a white-walled area.

Project Carriage Way
In this nursery we designed operable black out drapery panels to layer over existing roman shades to achieve complete black out for a growing child.

Project Soapstone
We designed a neutral, feminine privacy roman shade and a light filtering cafe curtain above a soaking tub. The cafe allowed for privacy while also letting the light in.

Project Modern Meets Traditional
We designed tailored stationary drapery layered under a cornice to provide some height and drama to a great room.

Project Oakdale
In this master bedroom, the windows were asymmetrical. To balance this we designed full width drapery across the back wall and layered artwork in front of the drapery to appear as if the artwork is floating.

Project Soapstone
In this shared boys bedroom that received strong sun for most of the day, we designed an arched cornice to follow the lines of the arched window and functional cord-drawn black out drapery to layer over the client's existing woven roman shades.

Project Carriage Way
For this master bedroom suite we designed blue linen functional baton-drawn drapery panels with a tailored pleat style that provided total black-out.