A retro Mid-Century Modern print was used to great effect in this guest bedroom in Montclair, VA. Inverted pleat valances, lined and interlined, with a wide gimp trim at the hem, and a contrast cording at the top of the boards, are continuous across the corner window treatment, over matching...

For a contemporary space with a preference for earth tones, these balloon shades in a breakfast bay window also block the view into the house from the hillside above, while allowing the homeowners a great view of their rock garden outside. The light fixture dictated a fabric with an affinity for...

These drapery panels with ballgown headings also have contrast banding vertically down each panel. To lead your eye to the center and the view, the outside pair are banded only on the inside edges. Curved wrought iron pole is from Gaby's Shoppe.

Detail of Duchess valance.

A Home office with a corner window needed a simple approach. This hunt scene fabric was selected by Barbara Wright, the designer who brought me in to help with the design and project management of the window treatments for her client. A straight cornice was hinged at the center for an...

This bay window seat includes the existing custom cushion, new custom pillows, and one floral fabric length, contrast lined in green, is twisted to show both colors as it falls over and around a decorative pole, for a soft casual valance. The geometric square pillows were created using a...

The design for this kitchen bay window was inspired by a plate which the client had displayed on her new black counter tops. A fabric which complemented the plate was selected, and additional plates purchased. The plate collection over this very wide bay window connects the two black floral...

Another view of this asymmetrical design for a dining room. Pole swags with a drapery panel to the outside and a cascade of fabric toward the corner keep the corner feeling open and uncluttered, while adding softness and elegance. Photo by Linda H. Bassert, Masterworks Window Fashions & Design

The simplicity of this floral window treatment lies in the flat shaped sections which easily complement and conform to the bay window shape. The fabric warms up the living room. Photo by Linda H. Bassert, Masterworks Window Fashions & Design Window treatment design by Linda Bassert with Barbara...

This very complex bay window included French doors on the left, a center triple window, and a single door and window. A flat flannel interlined floral in black connects with the black counter tops. Over the valance, stationary drapery panels frame the three openings. By having the panel over the...

A formal living room can still be light and bright. The Kingston style valance easily adapts to the bay window as well as the single windows. For privacy, sheer fabric goes over vertical blinds with "Ado Wrap Complete". Photo by Linda H. Bassert, Masterworks Window Fashions & Design