With this strong bold wall color, a print is a perfect contrast. Kimberly chose the stripe on her doorwall with plain white hardware to elongate her window, then used the stripe as a contrast with the floral swags on her window.

Smocking is not just for dresses!

These smocked panels are hung close to the ceiling and have a whimsical trim added.

Karen's dining room is ready for company.

A dining room with style!

With two large windows in her dining room,
Jane chose an asymmetrical design.

A family room with style!

Even though this is a formal style

the rich textured fabrics and the

tassel trim help to keep Margaret's family room warm and cozy.

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Does your living room get any use?

Like many people, Cheryl said her living room rarely got used. Once she added some window treatments the room was a lot cozier. The side panels were hung beyond the windows to add width, almost two feet on each side and at the ceiling to add height. Roman shades made from a crinkled sheer fabric gives privacy when needed and adds softness.

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Would you like an inspiring home office?

Jane chose bold colors and rich fabrics for this window treatment.

















The printed panels are gathered on the rod with a coordinating overlay, trimmed with cording and finished with a tassel.

Simple yet elegant.

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

How to make your windows look wider.

We were able to add 24" to Connie's windows just by extending the rod 12" on either side and hanging the panels on the wall next to the windows.












This gives the illusion of much
w i d e r
windows.