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These Italian Rose drapery panels are made extra long. They have 76 silk roses on ea. panel. $2800.00 ea. panel. In stock.
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This white natural window treatment is easy and romantic. It would work well in a cottage or french country room.
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This lightweight window treatment was done by Jessica in a Parade of Homes Living Room. The treatment can be made to be functional (raise up and down) or stationary. For privace, simply drop duets behind it.
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These kitchen curtains were made from a high gloss polished cotton for the valence and hand sewn stripes of coral and lime green silk to match for the cafe bottom. They were featured in our Parade of Homes.
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100% Silk taffeta, one of Susanne's fabric fabrics was used for this dining room drapery panel. These were featured in the Parade Home.
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This kitchen window treatment, Susanne did for a client, is an inverted box pleat, with a coordinate fabric used in the pleat. The fabric features fruits in peach and blue shades. Coordinated kitchen chair covers were made to match.
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Kitchen Valance was handpainted by Artist Cher Ultican.
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This window treatment was constructed for a client's dining room. It featured black and white with ice pink.
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This client's home featured a polished cotton print with touches of metallic gold in the fabric.
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These drapery trims are incorporated in the window treatments below. |
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This living room treatment is made with the trims above. It is a look a like silk taffeta that has the "hand" and look of the real thing but is 1/4 the cost. It is stiff, has a wonderful drape and changes colors throughout the day and from the angles viewed. It is Jessica's favorite fabric for elegant drapes. The color range is huge.
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These beautiful silk taffeta drapes hung to the floor off of short stationary iron drapery rods. They are truly stunning and shape the feeling of the whole room. These drapes tie the entry in which is painted the same deep, rich raspberry.
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This cornice box is mounted high so as not to block any of the beautiful view that this dining room overlooked. The fabric is complemented by the coordinating trim used in the living room. The box pleated skirt under the cornice box is made from the same fabric used in the living room drapes above. The gold in the fabric complements the tone on tone faux finished walls. Jessica created a dining room centerpiece that pulled out the colors and the pineapple in the drapery treatment. In the entry is a cymbidium orchid exactly like the one in the drapery. The home really came together with these window treatments.
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