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Julie Williams Design
“What is the window brand and dimensions?”
“very ugly window because we were forced to use a fire rated window, but the two windows are is approx 72" long by 48" tall. Any window manufacturer would work this is a readily available size.”
“My future bathtub with those windows”
“Window and area around the tub”
“I like the window treatment”
“Window and front of tub”
“bathroom window treatments”
“window dressing?
simple”
“Privacy window treatment.”
“simple window treatment”
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Lisa Scheff Designs
“on the windows and the sliding glass door. If you need more assistance, please feel free to email me at jhill@smithnoble.com. I am an in home design consultant in Phoenix, AZ and would be happy to help!”
“Like the flexibility and modern look of these treatments”
“window treatments vertical blind - douglas window treatments”
“Cell window shades for dining area”
“No window frame - Top down bottom up shades”
“other windows in the same room for a professional, cohesive look.”
Marina Klima Goldberg - Klima Design Group
“seven arch windows soaring 11 feet upward. It is a dramatic gallery space, where plum, chocolate and soft latte shades are defined by the sage and bronze wallpaper of the ceiling. Splashes of pure white create visual focus. The effect is dramatic but friendly and cozy at the same time. The drapery panels”
“flank the windows but do not take away from the outside view.”
“s the window treatment in the arch of the window stationary or can it be opened?”
“I have arched windows in all of my bedrooms and don't want to lose the light of adding a stationary blind and look of the arches but I will also need to put shades down at night. What would you suggest? Kim Tiano”
“stationary window treatments. This is not a bedroom but rather a family room. For the bedroom shades there are many arched blinds products. You can look up Hunter Douglas or Graber. If you decide on a softer look for the bedroom, there are many arched rods available. You can look up Orion iron works hardware”
LADS Interiors
“casement window and space between cabinets”
“for a window valance using knobs.”
“Window Treatment Idea for Sewing Studio. Possibly Invert the Pelmets?”
“this swag treatment with decorative finials above each jabot is a great designer-quality touch. Style tip: Anything made from toile fabric adds a great traditional touch to a space. It may appear busy in the beginning, but you will love it in the end.”
Designs by Gollum
“The window treatments are fabulous! Who is the manufacturer, and what it the style name/number? Thanks,
Jo Ann”
“WINDOW TREATMENTS - Style tip: Paint your walls the exact same color as your window treatments, and the eye will”
“Another one with a small space between the baseboard and the window case”
“Swags window treatments - master bath?”
“royal treatment from the heightened center of the swag and the crowning decorative finial. Taking the side jabots to the floor and allowing them to balloon at the bottom creates an elegant look. Style tip: Paint your walls the exact same color as your window treatments, and the eye will focus on texture”
Your Favorite Room By Cathy Zaeske
“How to make a basement window look great and let in light!”
“window treatment idea to make feel bigger, brighter in basement”
“this is a tiny basement window”
“To make the basement windows look bigger. Must do!”
“beneath the window, simulating a top-down window shade”
“a full window, Zaeske purchased an off-the-shelf woven Roman shade; separated the top valance portion and installed it at ceiling height; hung the bottom portion of the shade beneath the window, simulating a top-down window shade; and framed the windows with her inspiration fabric"This window is my favorite”
“basement, the windows were small and didn't let in much natural light."There are only two small windows in the room, so we needed to keep the space as bright as possible," Zaeske says. "The light carpeting was in good shape, so we were able to utilize that but freshen it up with layered area rugs." To create”
M House Designs
“Hang window treatments. "Window treatments help to insulate a window, protect the furniture around the window from sun damage, offer privacy but give you control of the light, and they add so much personality to a space," Prugar says. "You can make a lot of window treatments yourself using fabric you”
“These window treatments were made from sheets.”
“Hang window treatments. "Window treatments help to insulate a window, protect the furniture around the window from sun damage, offer privacy but give you control of the light, and they add so much personality to a space," Prugar says. "You can make a lot of window treatments yourself using fabric you”
“These window treatments were made from sheets.”
A CASA Design
“Love the floor, the red, the window treatments.”
“Love the colors, the window treatments, and the light fixture!”
“Nice window treatment .”
“Cool window treatment”
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“Kitchen window treatment idea”
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