Darnestown, MD. Divide your curtains for a larger feel- the split hardware gives a whole new shape to this ornate window and adds an illusion of space to the room. The tiebacks pull back the drapes for a elegant curve accented by the dark fringe on the edge. The bold contrast of the dark wall…
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This white roman shade is accented with a thick black boarder to tie together with the black and white geometric wallpaper in the bathroom . Black and white is a hard combination to make without being overwhelming, but if you’re careful you can have stunning results.
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Fairfax, VA. Usually floral drapes are not a good choice for a transitional look as they tend to be too old fashioned, but this modern take on a classical pattern pulls together the color palette and Usually floral drapes are not a good choice for a transitional look as they tend to be too old…
Arlington, VA. These unlined flat roman shades are especially unique because of how we handled the hardware mechanics. Usually the draw cords go every 6 inches, but we placed them so they would disappear behind the dark stripes for a flawless finish.
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Arlington, VA. Neutral doesnt mean bland- these neutral panels complement the decor of the home and give an overall peaceful vibe to the room. We at Drapery Designs really enjoyed working with the linen texture of these unlined sheer panels for a modern family room.
Silver Spring, MD. Drapery Designs kept a consistent look from the top to bottom levels of this home with drapes and sheers for the two story transitional window. The fully functional full length drapes were fully lined, and the seam lines of the under-sheers were hand finished for a clean look.
Arlington, VA. This 3″ bench cushion shows off its complex design in the waterfall edge, which was aided by dacron to insure a seamless curve. Designed by Samantha Friedman interiors and crafted by Drapery Designs, this cushion had to be custom shaped due to the unusual shape of the bench. Throw pillows designed and created…
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…