The spacious bathtub, beautiful tile work, and arch window are the focal point when entering this luxurious master bathroom. Sheer fabric draped over the arch top window and cascading down the sides is the finishing touch that helps draw your eye here. Not visible is a decorative wrought iron...

Because this swag and pair of cascades went into the corner of the room, we made the cascades asymmetrical. The cascade on the left is longer than the one on the right. Also, we did not have any room for a finial on the left, but it is not really noticeable. 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

A wide swag, rather than two or three traditional size ones, gives this family room an uncluttered contemporary look. The folds in the swag are also gathered rather than folded to go with the casual appearance. Well Dressed Windows, Solon, Ohio,

A room may be contemporary, modern, traditional, classical, tropical or influenced by one or more regions or cultures of the world. Your décor may be eclectic, or it may be minimalistic. When selecting your window treatments, be sure to choose the sorts of styles that won’t clash with your current...

Over the top! That is about all you can say about these swags, center jabots, cascades, and side panels. They tie together to complete the look desired by this interior designer. Luxury and glitz at its finest! For more custom bedding treatments like this, visit our website at www.DressedWindows...

Simply stated white swags and side panels mounted on a fabric covered board dress this formal dining room window. Traversing sheer draperies were added underneath to diffuse the "not so pretty" view outside. To see other dining room treatments we have done for other customers, visit our website at...

The natural woven shades on these bay windows were added to soften the bright glare coming into the windows while still leaving the ability to see outside. Side panels gently break on the floor to complete the look. To see other window treatments like these, visit the gallery on our website at www...

This customer and designer wanted the look of formal panels to the floor for this front room, but there was no room on the inside edges of the windows for panels because of the huge piece of artwork. So, Well Dressed Windows came to the rescue and added fabric rosettes and short cascades as endcaps...

An unusual twist to swags and cascades by not either mounting them on rods or on wide boards. Here, we have the boards being only the width of the cross over points, giving them a much more casual and relaxed look.