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Box pleated valance with a purchased tape trim set above a second fabric 1/2" band along hem.
Elegant home design photo in Boston
Elegant home design photo in Boston
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Mid-sized elegant dark wood floor kitchen/dining room combo photo in Dallas
Mid-sized elegant dark wood floor kitchen/dining room combo photo in Dallas

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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
Large elegant freestanding desk medium tone wood floor home office photo in DC Metro

Trapezoid windows may present a challenge for window treatments, contrarily they exhibit their own stunning uniqueness. Plantation shutters are a superb option for trapezoid shaped windows. The tilting feature is most helpful for the room’s light control. Accompanying the shutters is a box pleated valance in large stripe faux silk fabric, repeated on the underlying full closure draperies. The full closure draperies and full closure sheers additionally function in the room’s sun exposure. Applied to the top of the valance is a decorative rope welt, and the bottom contains a decorative open weave band, accentuating the valance single-handedly. The defined geometric shapes of the shutters, valance and draperies naturally compliment the rooms’ multitude of curvilinear furnishings. Altogether, this treatment greatly coalesces with entire bedroom.

This client wanted to add color and softness to her existing blinds with simple tailored valances.
Mid-sized transitional master dark wood floor bedroom photo in Chicago with blue walls
Mid-sized transitional master dark wood floor bedroom photo in Chicago with blue walls

My clients have a small study with a new sofa and love seat. Both a desk and television are located in the room. They have several bird feeders outside of their back window which they keep fully stocked and which provide a lot of entertainment. They wanted window treatments which would pull the room together and add color without obscuring their view. We fabricated tailored box pleat valances with covered button enhancements, just enough to warm up the room.

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.

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My clients have a fabulous updated kitchen. The cabinets have staineless steel fronts, the walls are an ivy green and the woodwork is white. She wanted to introduce a warm print to soften the lines, and chose this fabulous floral. We fabricated box pleat valances with a shaped hem and green tassel trim

My clients have a fabulous updated kitchen. The cabinets have staineless steel fronts, the walls are an ivy green and the woodwork is white. She wanted to introduce a warm print to soften the lines, and chose this fabulous floral. We fabricated box pleat valances with a shaped hem and green tassel trim

Sandy designed this custom box=pleat valance for a customer's bay window in a Soft neutral fabric slightly darker than the wall. It adds a softness to the window, and maintains the view.

My clients have a fabulous updated kitchen. The cabinets have staineless steel fronts, the walls are an ivy green and the woodwork is white. She wanted to introduce a warm print to soften the lines, and chose this fabulous floral. We fabricated box pleat valances with a shaped hem and green tassel trim

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.
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