A blog for sharing my love of interior design and beaufiful fabrics and window treatments. Also, to promote life's little pleasures and encourage awareness of the beauty surrounding us.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Not Your Traditional Swags
Swags and cascades are thought of as a very tradtional look. As you can see from these photos, they can have a more modern look. A neutral fabric was chosen to compliment the neutral colored furnishings. Rather than being pleated in the traditional style the swags and cascades were gathered to give them a more natural and casual look. The last photo shows a treatment with the lines of a swag treatment, but with a flat panal in the center. This simplifies the treatment and makes it a perfect choice for the bathroom.
Yes, this is the look you were trying to describe to me for my kitchen window. And haven't I heard somewhere that a picture is worth a thousand words? I now can totally visualize that more casual look. Still have the fabric and haven't cut into it, so I can now get to work with great confidence. Thanks! Sue B.
Sue, I'm so glad these photos helped you visualize your own window treatments. That's one reason I decided to start this blog...to show the posibilities. Connie
New Castle County, Delaware, Southeastern PA, Southern New Jersey, Maryland, United States
My passion for fabric, color and beautiful home furnishings led me into the interior design field almost twenty years ago. I like meeting new people and it gives me great satisfaction helping them with their decorating challenges.
I share my home with my husband and mini black poodle, Tally (she's my 5th poodle). I play tennis all year round and like to cook and entertain. My book shelves are filled with a variety of cookbooks and I could spend hours in a kitchen supply store!
Yes, this is the look you were trying to describe to me for my kitchen window. And haven't I heard somewhere that a picture is worth a thousand words? I now can totally visualize that more casual look. Still have the fabric and haven't cut into it, so I can now get to work with great confidence. Thanks!
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Sue, I'm so glad these photos helped you visualize your own window treatments. That's one reason I decided to start this blog...to show the posibilities. Connie
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