The client had a newer home that she wanted to bring that finishing touch to. Window treatments, bedding and pillows brought color and style to the bland home.
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| Paisley fabric dressed up the roller shaded windows |
We chose fabrics that went with the paint, granite and cabinets as well as the carpeting.
With over 20,000 fabric samples in the collection, we narrowed it down to the rust color family for the main floor, the green color family for the finished basement and the blue family for the bedrooms on the second floor.
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| The roller shades in main area were plain without style |
In the main living area, the client had a rust colored solar shade already in place and we were coordinating the fabric with the gray paint and the rust shade as well as a aqua colored sofa.
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| Living area showing aqua sofa and rust shade |
The client had an aqua colored sofa that needed to be considered as well.
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| Cornice during workroom fabrication process showing up close fabric and banding |
The window treatment designed for the client was custom curved bottom cornice boards. The main floor cornices had curved bottoms and nail head accents mounted on the banding that followed the curved edges. The rust colored banding and blue welt cords really popped against the rust colored solar shades.
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| Nail head accents shown on curved bottom cornice valances |
The silver nail heads brought that extra wow factor to the curved bottom cornice valance design.
The fabric chosen for the valances was a paisley print with gray, aqua, gold, and rust colors all included in the elements in the room.
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| The pillows on the aqua sofa also reflect the same colors as the cornice valances |
We could have made the pillows the same paisley fabric as the cornice boards, but instead chose a embroidery linen fabric with a nice classic Asian floral print. The rust colors, silver and aqua reflected in the pillows also brought your eye around the room.
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| Curved bottom cornice board window treatments really bring style to this kitchen nook |
The master bedroom lacked drama and the client wanted to add romance. There were floral printed roller shades in place. Fabric selected would need to coordinate with the shades as well.
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| Master bedroom roller shades with floral print |
The silk embroidery fabric selected was from RM Coco and had a floral pattern to compliment the floral pattern in the roller shades.
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| Embroidered silk fabric selected for master bedroom |
The master bedroom valances were board mounted soft valances with box pleats. Beads were added to the bottom edge for more drama and romance.
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| Master bedroom after window treatments |
The window treatments were all valances except the master bedroom where the client wanted more drama. In the master we choose beautiful embroidered silk fabric for the soft board mounted valances and a nice shimmery romantic sheer for the full length functional pleated sheer panels. The panels were mounted on traversing rods with ball bearing slides to open and close easily with an acrylic wand.
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| Soft board mounted valances made of embroidered silk fabric |
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The sitting area in the master bedroom had a large window that also needed to be accessorized.
The sheer drapery panels and embroidered silk soft valances added the right amount of drama without be overdone.
In the master bath, we went with a hard cornice made of a coordinating silk fabric like the main fabric in the master bedroom soft valances.
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| Silk fabric on hard cornice board window treatment in the master bath |
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The cornice boards also hide the shades when drawn completely up.
Other bedrooms on the second floor were also in shades of blue and had blue roller shades to coordinate with.
The fabric selected was a flame stitch with shades of blues and greens.
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| Blues and greens in bedroom accessories |
The guest bedroom also was in close proximity with the master and we stayed with the blue and green theme there as well.
In the finished basement, the windows were without shades and the client wanted to coordinate with a golden green paint that was on the walls.
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| Basement bar area with granite and Can Lights |
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