Arlington, VA. These interlined, single width, European pinch pleat drapes with accent trim along the leading edge are a perfect example of a transitional style. Drapery Designs teamed up with Samantha Friedman Interiors, who designed this perfect balance between traditional and modern fashions.
Arlington, VA. Drapery Designs collaborated once again with Samantha Friedman Interiors for this girls bathroom. Originally stream lined in grey and white, the designers brought in a pop of youthful color to complete the look with a custom designed valance and upholstered chair. The valance was particularity unusual to fabricate, the window was very small…
Arlington, VA. One thing many people don’t know is that Drapery Designs does alterations as well as custom window treatments. The owner of a clubhouse had Roman shades that were too heavy for their design, and kept breaking down. Frustrated, the owner came to Drapery Designs for help. We altered the shades into modern valances…
Arlington, VA. The clean lines and neutral colors of this box valance create a perfect soft frame for a kitchen window. The contrasting trim and insert pleats keep this valance from the ordinary with its subtle beauty.
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Fulton, MD. It’s easy to have multiple patterns in one room if you keep them in the same color palette and line. The neutral colors and curved lines of these butterfly pleated drapes are echoed around the dining room in the chairs, chandelier and side table, keeping the rhythm of the line being overwhelming.
Blog, Valances
Fulton, MD. Drapery Designs often teamworks with other interior designers, such as Samantha Friedman Interiors, who designed these valances to together create the decorative linchpin of a room. The attention to detail we give to every piece we make is shown in how the geometric pattern was painstakingly matched with each layer of these valances…
Gaithersburg, MD. Add interest to simple sheers with a contrasting top border with European pinch pleats.
Fairfax, VA. Roman shades are a great alternative to drapes if you need something with less bulk and a cleaner line for modern design. They don’t have to be traditional white, they come in all pattern and colors! This particular geometric print echoes the pattern in the fire screen and adds a pop of color…
Arlington, VA. If you’re afraid your room is too traditional, introduce a fun print! These blue drapes keep the color scheme while introducing a new pattern to the palette of the room.