The Fabricsmith

Home Improvement Professionals , Window Treatments
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The Fabricsmith
8 Reviews

By the Bay Window

These rooms are all about the view. Different ways to treat bay windows in different settings.
Country: United States
Remodeled kitchen designed by Brittany Bowser at Young Home in Spartanburg, SC. The Fabricsmith was happy to put the final touches on this project. A 14' long window seat cushion was made, as well as long lumbar pillows and the valances which were mounted well above the window frame to not block...
By the Bay Window
Remodeled kitchen designed by Brittany Bowser at Young Home in Spartanburg, SC. The Fabricsmith was happy to put the final touches on this project. A 14' long window seat cushion was made, as well as long lumbar pillows and the valances which were mounted well above the window frame to not block...
By the Bay Window
Remodeled kitchen designed by Brittany Bowser at Young Home in Spartanburg, SC. The Fabricsmith was happy to put the final touches on this project. A 14' long window seat cushion was made, as well as long lumbar pillows and the valances which were mounted well above the window frame to not block...
By the Bay Window
The Fabricsmith provided the 10oz white cotton fabric. Panels are lined in cotton sateen, and tassel fringe is inset on the lead edge. Antique gold hardware was provided as well.
By the Bay Window
The Fabricsmith made the throw pillows. Various edges - knife edge on large embroidered pillows, flat velvet welt on the brocade, and 1/4" welt on the zebra.
By the Bay Window
The Fabricsmith provided the fabric and and antique gold hardware. The panels are lined in cotton sateen and have a tassel fringe inset on the lead edge.
By the Bay Window
The Fabricsmith provided the fabric and and antique gold hardware. The panels are lined in cotton sateen and have a tassel fringe inset on the lead edge. Traditional three fold pleats.
By the Bay Window
Soft grey roller shades were added to reduce sunlight, but not obstruct the view. Soft belly or relaxed valances were made to soften the room and hide the roller shade hardware. The Fabricsmith provided hardware and made the valances.
By the Bay Window
Soft grey roller shades were added to reduce sunlight, but not obstruct the view. Soft belly or relaxed valances were made to soften the room and hide the roller shade hardware. The Fabricsmith provided hardware and made the valances. A small valance to placed over the kitchen sink.
By the Bay Window
Soft grey roller shades were added to reduce sunlight, but not obstruct the view. Soft belly or relaxed valances were made to soften the room and hide the roller shade hardware. The Fabricsmith provided hardware and made the valances.
By the Bay Window
Soft belly or relaxed valances were made to soften the room. This treatment over the kitchen sink matches the bay window dinette area.
By the Bay Window
The 1 1/2 wide panels are stationary and hung from black metal hardware. Contrast silk band is on the lead edge. Lined in a light weight cotton and made by The Fabricsmith.
Bay Window Sun Room
This room is all about the outdoors. Client wanted to soften the room without blocking the view. To accomplish this, we made each panel 1 1/2 widths of fabric and added an inset solid band on lead edges to frame the windows.
Bay Window Sun Room
This panel in the angle of the bay window is hung from a hinged rod and is 1 1/2 widths of fabric wide. By putting the inset contrast band on both sides, it appears as two panels.
Bay Window Sun Room
Design by Shannon Bogan of s. bogan designs on Johns Island, SC. The fabric is a textured sheer with a light blue/tan stripe. It was used on panels, valances, and bedskirt. All items are lined in a light weight cotton. The panels are stationary, and the blinds can be pulled up to hide behind the...
By the Bay Window
Design by Shannon Bogan of s. bogan designs on Johns Island, SC. The fabric is a textured sheer with a light blue/tan stripe. It was used on panels, valances, and bedskirt. All items are lined in a light weight cotton. The panels are stationary, and the blinds can be pulled up to hide behind the...
By the Bay Window
Design by Shannon Bogan of s. bogan designs on Johns Island, SC. Throw pillows were made to co-ordinate with the coastal colors. The bedcover was made with poly- batting sewn between the top fabric and lining on the back side. This matches the 3 euros on the headboard.
By the Bay Window
Design by Shannon Bogan of s. bogan designs on Johns Island, SC. The bench was recovered, and we added the buttons for a tufted effect.
By the Bay Window