14 years ago

Where can I find these window treatments?

Historic Victorian Bedroom · More Info

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PRO

Your Space Refined, LLC

14 years ago

Some of the window treatments can be ordered through Home Depot or even Costco. However, the best quality blinds are either found through Hunter Douglas or Graber.

For custom shades, and Hunter Douglas products, I use a company called JEM Custom Interiors, located in Novi, Michigan - Owner Mitch Gendloff. If you are not close to Michigan, go to the websites and find local dealers where you live.

Hope this helps.

Lauren Smith
Interior Designer
Your Space Refined
www.yourspacerefined.com

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Original Author
14 years ago
thank you so much for the response!
PRO
Your Space Refined, LLC
14 years ago
You're very welcome.
kazuo
14 years ago
I love this room. Are the shades some type of linen fabric?
PRO
Your Space Refined, LLC
14 years ago
It is almost impossible to tell from a photo, exactly what the fabric is. Most likely, this is a custom made roman shade, which can be made using the fabric of your choice. Linen wrinkles easily. I would probably make this shade using a cotton-polyester blend, with some texture, that resembles silk or linen, but is much more durable. Also, much less expensive. Lauren Smith, Designer, Your Space Refined
kazuo
14 years ago
Thank you so much. I will feel much more comfortable trying to make these using the blend you suggested since it is less expensive than linen.
nades44
13 years ago
Hi, where could I get a pattern for these blinds? How to make them?
PRO
Blinds.com
12 years ago
Try these shades to get the look:
Laura Ashley Reverse Fold Roman Shades from Blinds.com · More Info
safemommy
11 years ago
there is no way those gorgeous shades are from home depot and I don't think Your Space Refined did this project. Also, I recently did a linen blend for romans and they still wrinkle and the wrinkle is contemporary looking vs the soft, relaxed wrinkle of 100% linen. Big Mistake not going 100% linen.
safemommy
11 years ago
And definitely not accomplished by Blinds.com either. Not even close. Look to spend upwards of $350/shade. Anything less will look nothing like this picture.