Tami Smight Interiors

Home Improvement Professionals , Interior Designers & Decorators , Universal Design
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Tami Smight Interiors
70 Reviews

Custom Window Fashions

Custom window treatments add the finishing touch to a room, truly setting it apart as a custom design. Both beautiful and functional, window treatments protect your furnishings and flooring, and add a sound absorption to a room.
Project Year: 2016
Project Cost: $1,000 - $2,500
Country: United States
This floral linen pairs beautifully with an ivory sheer. The drapery enhances the color palette in the living room.
Linen Sheer and Drapery Overlay
This floral linen pairs beautifully with an ivory sheer. The drapery enhances the color palette in the living room.
Stationary Drapery Panels
This custom linen Roman Shade lends a sense of importance to this master bathtub. Although the window has total privacy, the shade functions to afford light control on hot days.
Roman Shade Over Master Bath Tub
This arched passageway from master bath to master bedroom is softened with the custom linen drapery designed to coordinate with the Roman shades of the same fabric.
Bathroom Privacy Drapery
This guest bedroom had a private courtyard, so unlined draperies were the perfect choice to dress the window and honor the arched window architecture.
Arched Window Linen Drapery
This guest bedroom had a private courtyard, so unlined draperies were the perfect choice to dress the window and honor the arched window architecture.
Guest Bedroom Window Treatment
Tight space in this greenhouse window, so we chose a large patterned linen for a short non-functional valance. This frames the window nicely without obstructing the view of the garden.
Kitchen Sink Window Valance
With a low ceiling, the need to maximize the view outside the kitchen window was vital. We chose a short Roman Shade Valance with a large pattern to express the colors throughout the home, while retaining the view to the yard.
Floral Linen Kitchen Valance
This treatment for the guest bathroom uses the same fabric and trim for the adjoining guest bedroom, offering beauty and function!
Functional Roman Shade
This guest bedroom needed draperies to dim the light from the southern exposure. The fabric coordinates with the adjacent guest bathroom Roman Shade.
Linen Drapery with Leading Edge Trim
When we install draperies, we always train the pleats by tying off the drapery with cord. Keep these in place for 3-5 days, and the pleats will have "memory" and stay in lovely shape.
Blue Bedroom Drapery
This beach inspired living room has a color palette of the sea and sand, yet the silk damask drapery lends an air of sophistication to the living room.
Damask Drapery Panels
These linen drapery panels stack tightly without any drapery lining. The transition between the cream and blue linen is softened by the trim.
Linen Drapery
The brown paisley chenille valance provides texture and a contrast color to the predominantly cream bathroom.
Custom Window Fashions
This nook was boring before we dressed the windows with three layers. 1. A functional Duette shade hides behind the 2. Linen Roman Shade valance which are flanked by 3. Linen stationary drapery panels. The finished result really makes the nook a lovely focal point.
Breakfast Nook Window Treatment
My directive from this client was to make her office feminine and creamy. The damask silky drapery panels are functional and beautiful! Happy client... happy me!
Damask Linen Color Drapery Panels
My directive from this client was to make her office feminine and creamy. The damask silky drapery panels are functional and beautiful! Happy client... happy me!
Custom Window Fashions
This first floor master bedroom faces the front of the house and required privacy and light control. The grey natural woven shades are paired with functional lined drapery panels to provide a two layer level of privacy and light control.
Linen Drapery with Natural Woven Shades
My goal was to make a little" jewel box" for my client's powder room. The small window was made to look larger with a sheer gold Roman shade and a brown silk drapery panel with beaded trim and tassel tieback. This is one jewel box of a room!
Powder Room Window Treatment
This former breakfast room turned dining room is used on a daily basis, thanks to the design flow from one space to another in this Moroccan design.
Cozy Dining room
This living room is elevated in style with the custom blue silk drapery panels, puddled onto the floor to suggest an air of elegance and opulence.
Blue Silk Drapery
For this girl's bedroom I chose a simple sheer drapery paired with a lined natural woven shades in a creamy palette to compliment the cream harlequin patterned walls.
Sheer Drapery and Natural Woven Shades