Modern Blackout Shades Give You Many Choices When the first blackout shades appeared, they were made of thick and black material to block all light sources from entering the window and also to block all views of light inside from the outside. These older versions, although not very pretty or nice, did indeed make a…
Vertical shades are quite classy and stylish in any setting you may have. You can have them customized in thousands of different combinations of fabric as well as trims and even add a custom cornice at the top to hide the opening and closing mechanism as well as the header on your shades. You can…
Non-Traditional Window Treatments The most traditional style of window treatment is a panel pair in which one side of the window has a drapery panel and so does the other. To close the treatments you pull them both together into the middle. Most traditional panel pairs also have tiebacks to add softness and frame any…
Choosing the Correct Large Window Treatments for Expanses of Glass When you are dressing large windows or glass doors, you must choose large window treatments that can hold up to the task at hand. Not all window treatments work well in large windows, fortunately, you can improvise with other manners of covering them that you…
Layering Window Treatments 101 You can use just one type of window treatment in your windows, but the best results are achieved when you layer window treatments to give your spaces much more character and make it truly your own design. A single window treatment, such as curtains, drapery panels, shades, blinds or valances can…
