The balloon valances used the traditional print linen on the face and the tan linen in the contrast pleats.
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Balloon valance on bay window. Details are tape support and bottom edge ruffling.
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Pink and White check fabric used for a faux balloon valance over panels with blackout lining. Tailored bedskirt matches panels. King sham with knife fold pleat is the perfect size for the twin bed, as well as the small bolster. Design by Birdhouse of Johns Island SC

Balloon valance with matching sunbursts
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A simple faux balloon shade made out of raw silk soften the triple window over the cast iron single bowl sink. Designed by Melodie Durham of Durham Designs & Consulting, LLC. Photo by Livengood Photographs [www.livengoodphotographs.com/design].

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Float up into the sky with these hot air balloons - wallpaper for a children's room.
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The Colts Neck home's incredible foyer had very tall, narrow windows that created a very grand, elegant, and formal atmosphere once you entered the house. To encapsulate that look, we created long side panels with 12" puddles on the floor to keep the mood elegant and grand. By including the puddle, the family shows affluence as they are able to have beautiful fabrics just flowing all over. On top, we added a unique item: a top swag with a balloon bustle over it to tie the area together.

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Picture perfect and ready for Little Miss's arrival in a few days! Built-in bookshelves flank a custom cornice board and balloon shade. A floral bench cushion and wicker baskets complete the window seat.

This kitchen and dinette area have a Country French style. The center island provides work space and informal seating for daily use. White cabinetry lends an airy, open feeling. The area rug and balloon valances provide color and pattern while adding detail and warmth. Fringe detail on bottom edge of valances match dining room chair fabric.

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Sheer roman shade unlined. Operated with clutch system
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At our Ruyteplaats Project the 2 little girls are still young and they requested double bunks for their bedrooms which had to be in the same design. Cheryl took into account what colours, designs and patterns each child liked so that it reflected their own individual personalities. In this sweet little one’s bedroom we designed the most beautiful double bunk, with a bed above and a free standing double bed below it, making sure that it is modular so that the top section can be removed once the girls grow up and don’t want a double bunk any longer. The top section has a “roof” design, adorned with twinkling fairy lights which gives the girls bedrooms a warm and whimsical feel at night. A custom made “Narnia” chair was manufactured and upholstered in a stunning, textured boucle fabric for the corner of the room. We had hot air balloon wall paper printed as the canvas of this bedroom, which is contained inside the architectural mouldings, and we had a hot air balloon shelf made to go with this wall paper. Gorgeously patterned and tactile fabrics were used for the scatter cushions, and a chunky knit throw was made for the end of the bed. The dressing table with its Hollywood mirror and cute little dressing table stool was also custom made to fit this space perfectly. A soft luxurious round rug finishes off the room. This is truly the perfect bedroom for the cutest little Princess and she absolutely loves it, which makes our hearts very warm. This is why we love doing what we do so much. It’s all in the details, always and in all ways.

The antique Biedermeier furniture along with the view of Manhattan make this a spectacular Dining Room. The owners' love of blue lead the decision on the upholstery fabrics and of course the beautiful blue and white porcelains. The room is "lifted" and airy looking due to the choice of sheer fabric for the balloon shades and the lovely Murano glass chandelier. Top Kat

Custom Sofa By designer, Antique chest from Epoca in San Francisco, Balloon Shades By Georgina Rice.
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