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Example of a transitional living room design in Dallas

Inverted box pleat blackout curtains in Interior Woven Works ivory imperial linen with dark walnut wood rod
Living room - living room idea in Boston

Valance is mounted on a top board. Shimmering khaki fabric with a black contrast banding, pleats and buttons was just what this kitchen needed. The existing granite counter top blended nicely with these colors. Mounted underneath the top treatment on this patio door was a Hunter Douglas Duette Vertiglide, a great solution for sliding patio doors!

Box Pleated Drapery Panels with Contrast Banding on top and Greek Key tape trim on the leading edge. An elegant way to add color blocking to your home! © Karen Lander www.drapery-design.com

For our client in Ellicott City, MD, we created custom box pleat window panels for her dining room bay window. The inverted pleats are adored with fabric covered buttons in Greenhouse Fabric, Mystic Azure, while the panels themselves are made from Robert Allen's Quiet Splendor.

Inverted box pleated valance over a cellular shade
Living room - traditional living room idea in Miami

The client didn't want decorative rods, so these box pleated panels were pleated to the pattern and then board mounted. Crystal buttons were added at the header. Fabricated for: Linda Principe Interiors

This queen size bed was naturally enhanced using multiple bed coverings. A custom shaped headboard genuinely compliments the space’s sloped ceilings. Using an off-white textured fabric places major emphasis on both the headboard itself, and the entire bed. The box pleated dust ruffle was constructed from a more distinct textured fabric, repeated from the draperies, corresponding with the headboard’s fabric. This addition of the box pleated dust ruffle further assists in accentuating the bed altogether. As a final accent, square decorative throw pillows were created using off-white damask fabric embellished with teal brush fringe, and tone on tone teal stripe fabric finished with teal & tan brush fringe. Each piece together creates a restful sleep area.

Stationary Inverted Box Pleat Panels Floor to ceiling with Antique Brass rods. Antique metal bench with throw cushion. Throw pillows with no welting.
Large transitional open concept dark wood floor and brown floor family room photo in New York with gray walls, a standard fireplace, a brick fireplace and no tv

This valance was mounted over a Hunter Douglas Everwood wood blind. It is a very tailored look with a simple inverted pleat between flat panels mounted with a ring and pinch clip and then threaded through a wrought iron pole.

This library/office was treated with stationary panels on each side of the window. The top treatment is an inverted box pleat valance trimmed with a contrast banding along the lower edge. A Hunter Douglas 2" Silhouette is underneath for privacy and light control.

The client didn't want decorative rods, so these box pleated panels were pleated to the pattern and then board mounted. Crystal buttons were added at the header. Fabricated for: Linda Principe Interiors

Hunter Douglas Silhouette Sheer Shadings and Inverted Pleat Top Treatment by Blinds and Designs. The Silhouette reduces the glare and provided night time privacy while the top treatment adds a pop of color. The inverted box pleat top treatment makes the window look taller and draws your eye up to emphasize the custom cabinets with pottery collection.

Custom Box Pleat Valance over Hunter Douglas Silhouette shades
Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional formal and enclosed living room remodel with beige walls

Elegant kitchen photo in DC Metro

Fun, fresh and fabulous family room designed for the Greensboro Designer Showhouse by Maria Adams. Window Treatments and Custom pillows fabricated by WindowWorks Studio. Andrew Mayon Photography

Two 10 foot bay windows with Hunter Douglas Silhouettes topped with Inverted Box pleated Valances. The boards are cut to fit the angles of the window
Large elegant freestanding desk medium tone wood floor home office photo in DC Metro

Condo owner in Thornhill needed a solution to darken his guest bedroom as the existing vertical blinds, which he decided to keep, allowed too much light to enter the room and chose pinch pleat drapery with a blakout liner topped with a matching inverted box pleat valance from Signature Series. The fabric name is Aislinn and the pattern name is Jasper. The Signature Series line is available exclusively through Budget Blinds.

View of guest bedroom in Thornhill condo with the drapery slightly open. The existing vertical blinds, even in the closed position, are doing a poor job of blocking the light. The drapery, which includes a blackout liner, not only effectively blocks out the light, but also adds insulation which is sure to lower heating expenses in the winter and air conditioning costs in the summer.