Thursday, August 4, 2011

Designing a Window Treatment....

Thought I would share with you a drapery job,
that I recently completed for a client.
Here's the naked windows that were in need of some draperies.
My client's house is decorated with an Asian flair.



I came up with the perfect window treatment design
to compliment her design style.
Take a look....


The asymmetrical design  framed the fireplace.
I choose two neutral tone fabrics for the window treatments.
One of the fabrics was a solid, with a crinkle texture. 
The other fabric had  tone on a tone leaf design.   


The jabot had a handmade tassel that I designed and made. 
It was the PERFECT accessory to dress up this window treatment.
To make the tassel I first cut a square from a piece of wood.

I have learned to use many "MANLY TOOLS"
 over the years of constructing window treatments. 
After the square was cut,
 I painted it with the same color as the fabrics,
 and  then wrapped it with some  decorative black thread. 
 I added a tassel that I made from some speciality yarns. 

What do you think?
I even surprised myself at how it come out!!!


It's always exciting to see the transformation take place.
My client was thrilled and I couldn't have been happier.

Next time you are dressing a NAKED window in your home,
take a look around your room.

 Think about how you can dress your window
 with a style that compliments your rooms decor.

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17 comments:

  1. The wooden piece adds so much to the whole look. Great work!♥♫

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  2. Stunning and so perfect for her style and the room. I love the mix of fabrics. The tassel is definitely a perfect finishing touch. Beautiful workmanship. Hugs, Marty

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  3. Hi Sherry! Oh, these are so beautiful! Love all the fancies!
    Be a sweetie,
    Shelia ;)

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  4. Those are SOOO perfect for the space, and the tassels are an ideal detail. Thanks for sharing it!
    Patty

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  5. Perfect treatment for this space, Sherry! You did a beautiful job!

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  6. Beautiful and creative! As someone who makes her own window treatments, I know how much work that took. Great job!

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  7. Love it. Very creative with the tassle. The window really brings out the fireplace.

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  8. These are gorgeous...love the colors in the fabric and the jabots are just perfect.

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  9. Amazing, they are perfect for the space! Great job!

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  10. I adore the Asian-themed tassel that you made. It is really a great finishing touch to the beautiful draperies.

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  11. Those are just beautiful. I found you over at Just a Girl's show and share party. I just love your blog. I am now your latest follower. Hope you will stop by and say hi.

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  12. This is great. Curtains can sometimes be oppressive no matter how pretty they are - they feel less claustrophobic like this.

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  13. This one is truly looking awesome. The regarding pictures about the extreme window treatment are really looking heart throbbing. This one is truly looking one of the massive stylish creation. Thanks for sharing.

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  14. I love the nature-inspired color. It gave the room a simple yet elegant look. Also, the tassel gave a unique touch to your work. Great job.

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