Welcome to my showcase of design ideas and inspiration for custom home décor, flattering window treatments and other soft furnishings. I have been blessed by being invited into many beautiful homes and meeting the nicest people. I am among the fortunate few who truly enjoy a fulfilling and rewarding profession. Thank you for looking at my work.
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Create a statement with floor to ceiling sheer panels. In the bay window we hung the panels on hidden hardware to allow the drapery panels to float down from the ceiling. A bold black and white/cream sheer fabric balances the tall windows and high ceilings. In the dining room the panels hang from a black wooden rod. Light control is provided by sun-filtering roller shades that keep the furniture and draperies from sun damage. A cozy nest to sit back and relax in. .jpg)   Grommet drapery panels hung floor to ceiling add warmth to the room keeping in line with the contemporary feel. Roman valances made from the same fabric bring continuity to the rooms. A splash of color brings it all together.  The elegance of a clean and simple London Shade is all this kitchen nook needs. The fullness of the shade adds depth and character to this triple window without getting in the way of foot traffic and chair movement. The London Shade was hung high above the existing window allowing maximum daylight to flow thru. A mock roman shade, spanning all three master bedroom windows, hides the functional privacy shade when not needed. Soft sheer stationary drapery panels hang on either side, softening up the room and anchoring the window treatment giving it balance in the room. We have created a perfect little quiet reading space with natural light and elegance. Eight foot ceilings can appear taller – just hang your drapery panels up higher. Here we hung stationary panels just below the crown moulding on a sleek gun metal gray metal drapery rod with crystal finials for a little sparkle. Two inch louvered shutters allow for privacy when needed.
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by Susan Dorbeck