My Girlfriend's Closet

Make sure you say hello to Monique at
My Girlfriend's Closet Consignment Boutique
located at 8184 Cooley Lake Rd, White Lake, MI.

While you're there check-out the sweet drapes and accessories all done in a zebra print with hot pink accents.


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Simplicity!

The beauty in these drapes is it's simplicity. Kim chose a fresh bold print and paired it up with a rich contrast color to make these reversible drapes.

In the pink!

The past few days have been so cold, gray and wet here in MI, but to my delight the bright has been put back in Brighton as I glanced at my back yard and found this bouquet of pink balloons that the wind had carried into a tree.

Does trim add much to window treatments?

Make a
statement
like Sally did with this
bullion fringe
added to her swags.

What can I do in a bay window?

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Take this beautiful, bold, modern print like Marge did and turn it into a sheffield valance. Hang it right at the ceiling to maximize the windows.

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Kitchen with a view.

K E wanted a short simple valance to cover up the unsightly blinds. This plain flat valance with just a few pinch pleats and some gorgeous beaded trim does the trick.

I don't want to cover up my windows but I'd like drapes.

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This dining room window needed to be left uncovered.

By putting drapery panels on either side the room is suddenly dressed and the beautiful view still intact.

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Why shouldn't bath time be elegant?

Jane can just close off these curtains and enjoy her luxurious bath.

Brighton-up your windows with a fresh bold print.

Take a fresh bold print, add some ribbon trim and this roman shade and box pleated valance look fantastic in this kitchen.

Coordinate your accessories.

We didn't forget the rest of Sharon's room. We recovered the plain chairs in a coordinating stripe and added a few toss pillows.

I don't want to block my view.

Sharon has gorgeous windows with a great view. Privacy is not an issue so don't cover-up the windows, just frame the view.

Simple yet elegant.

These panels are just shirred on a rod then banded with a contrast fabric. Simple yet elegant.

Do you eat in your dining room?

Julia's dining room is transformed with silk panels hung at the ceiling and extending beyond her window. A roman shade offers privacy when needed.