Anchor Bar Los Angeles
Inspired by nautical elements, this bar is located in a private home in Malibu, California. I used thick twine as the tie back for the window panels and used a cleat in place of a hook.
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joleee wrote:
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Thanks for your question. They are custom made. The color is called spa... which is not helpful. Best, Mary
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kjmostofi wrote:
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Thanks for your inquiry... it's sisal. You can buy it at most hardware stores.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Scheer & Co. Interior Design added this to Small Gestures Make a Big Impact
Make the Ordinary ExtraordinaryIt doesn't have to be fancy to be fabulous. This decidedly pedestrian cleat is inexpensively dressed up by a cleverly used rope as a tieback for the curtain.See other ways to use rope as a decorative accent
Fred Albert added this to Feeling Knotty? Add a Little Rope to Your Decor
A sisal sash keeps these curtains in place. The rope is affixed to the wall with a common boat cleat.
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Brad Miller added this to My ideas
I like that but not with the nautical theme I will use the rope with the large Timber frames
Willy Bawana added this to Outside The Box
Or tie back your curtains like this
April Cordero added this to april_maskiewicz's Ideas
not this actually. but use rope somewhere
