Beautiful silk fabric with embroidered floral motif flank these windows in a dining room sitting area. The same fabric is a second color was used for the contrast valance on the top and added tassel fringe to the lower edge. We used two short custom wrought iron rods so as not to interupt the...

This client has wonderful taste and loved the look of combining a dark fabric with a light fabric, and also having the top portion of the draperies out of a sheer fabric. The drapery panels are mounted on the wall in front of the bay so that we could attain additional height and width for drama. ...

Bay windows can present a challenge for the average homeowner, however a qualified custom drapery workroom can easily handle this with custom wrought iron rods like the ones used here from Helser Brothers. We used small ball finials to fit in the tight space. Drapery side panels are lined and...

A different take on corner windows! Typically, the drapery panels are on the outsides of the windows, however in this case, the designer and client wanted the panels on the inside corners. The fabric is a gauze semi sheer that you can see through to give a light and airy look. Wide contrast...

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, OH

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, OH

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, OH

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, OH

Our client just loved this fabric for her living room. The problem was that it was discontinued and there was only a limited amount of stock left. We decided to come up with a creative solution to use what we had by fabricating blocked panels, combining the fabric with a neutral solid. We also...

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, OH

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, OH

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, OH

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, OH

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, OH

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio

Beautiful goblet pleats with tulip shaped cut out on these drapery side panels in the dining room. The inside of the pleats is contrast lined with micro cording for dressmaker detailing. Well Dressed Windows, Solon, OH

Framing the view out their rear picture window was important to this customer as they are at the edge of a golf course. Notice how we repeated the contrast banding on the inside lead edges of the drapery panels? Let us create your perfect space. See our website for more info http://dressedwindows...

The sheer drapery panels on these windows just blend into the walls and ceiling, which was the designer's intent. The style is called a ripplefold drapery, which rolls in and out and has a very tight stack when drawn open. This was important here because these windows look out onto Lake Erie and we...

This window seating area is actually in a dining room! Luscious silk fabrics with embroidered flowers add to the elegance of the room. Notice how the contrast valance with trim on its lower edge was planned to end at the transom mullion. See more of our work here ---> http://dressedwindows...

Window treatments, like furniture, come in a variety of colors and patterns. You can choose from bold, bright and whimsical to serious, understated and simple. Remember that the colors and prints you select will have a major impact on the mood of the room.

Look closely at the detail on the top of the draperies. We call these tulip goblet pleats. They are curved down and cut out so that the contrast lining can show. Classy, yet simple! http://dressedwindows.com/

This cheerful bedroom pops with the primary colors of red, blue and yellow against a white background. Note the banding on the inside edge of the drapery panels. We cut the fabric on the bias so that the stripe runs diagonally for added interest. The string ties on the rods add some playful...

A unique pleat style was used for these drapery side panels. It's called an inverted back pleat. Great for a clean crisp look. And the Greek key trim on the lead edge draws your eye to windows and beyond.

Mounting drapery rods to custom fit a bay window can be challenging for the novice, but not for Well Dressed Windows. Not only did we have to figure the lengths and angles accurately, but we also had very limited space for the finials at the ends of the rods.

This designer loves glitz and glimmer. The silver shimmer of these traversing draperies is a perfect companion to the dining room table & chairs and the chandelier. See more at http://dressedwindows.com

On narrow windows, we like to do one panel per window, not a pair, as that would be overpowering. We used the same two fabrics to create pennant toppers to cover the tops of the honeycomb shades on the French doors. http://dressedwindows.com/

Notice the heading at the top of these drapery panels. It is called a pencil pleated smocked header. We chose to keep the look uncluttered and did not mount the panels on drapery rods, but they are hung from fabric covered boards instead. The panels pouf out to form bishop sleeves that are secured...

This is probably my favorite little girl's room that I have done. Love the vibrant colors! We picked out one of the colors in the fabric and made string ties to attach the panels to the rod for a casual look. See more of our work here ---> http://dressedwindows.com/ Or call for a free in-home...

We've got two unusual things going on here that catch your eye with these window treatments. First of all, the main fabric for the draperies is a horizontal stripe instead of a vertical one. And then, we've flipped the panels back to show a tartan plaid! Wow! And of course, trim on the edge just...

Our client just loved the way we took these panels all the way up to the crown molding to give added height to the room! Note that the draperies are shirred on the rod rather than being pinch pleated and attached with rings. The natural weave roman shades were added to soften the space and also...

This interior designer was ever so creative! She combined a royal blue micro suede with a sheer for these blocked drapery panels! Such a unique look! The rods were hung from the ceiling and we used grommet tops for a clean contemporary look. To see this and other unique window treatments, visit our...

The designer for this project chose a heavy chenille fabric and then wanted it tied back at the sides! Never fear, our workroom devised some upholstered side legs to support the fabric as it is swooped back. I love the touch of the sheer peaking out on the inside edge! We can work with your...

The rouched headers on these side panels with Italian stringing adds such a luxurious look to them! Come relax and unwind is what they are saying! Well Dressed Windows, Inc.