No, we're not tossing the football, we're talking window treatments. Long drapes serve a multitude of purposes when it comes to interior decorating: visual height, visual softness and acoustics quickly come to mind when I make the decision to go long or short.
Enjoy a few of my favorite concepts when it comes to the shape and details of drapery at the windows!
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| Coming in with a contrast border and slight bell shape on the corners allows for subtle details when using solid colors. |
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| I like this concept because it illustrates how to use drapery and roman shades together when you have doors and windows. Again, a solid contrast border now helps to detail a patterned fabric. This inverted pleat construction ont he valance is one of my most used styles. |
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| The inverted pleated valance gets a little something extra with the decorative tape used to detail the design on the surface of the valance. Love! |
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| I love the softness of the curves on the valance...quite the effect in this dreamy bedroom! |
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| Love, love, love the shaped edge detail on these panels! |
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| Embroidery or decorative trim can provide a great detail on the leading edges if you're looking for simplicity, yet small amounts of detail. |
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