- October 4, 2011
- Diane
Fall is a great time to update your home. It’s also a great time to evaluate your needs as the summer ends.
All summer we have been working with unusual fabric pairings.
I love to mix and match patterns and haven’t limited that mixing and matching to just sofa and chair fabrics.
Drapery can really energize a room when patterns and designs are mixed together. 
A traditional style room can attain a more contemporary look and feel by mixing up the drapery fabric. When fabrics are mixed together it not only makes the room appear more dramatic, but adds depth to the space.
One of the challenges of decorating a resort or second home is to make it work as an all year round home. It’s difficult finding that perfect balance of fabrics that work well in all seasons. The Duralee collection has inspired some dynamite rooms this summer.
As we settle into the school year we are discovering some great looks in kid decor. Your child will probably be spending less time outdoors playing and more in their room studying. Hanging drapery panels on the sides of a window is both practical and a decorative way to provide privacy. Make sure their bedroom is a place they would want to spend more time in by freshening up the room with great fabrics.
Drapery panels not only provide privacy, but help keep a room cool or warm, and complement your interior decor.
We also specialize in Hunter Douglas window coverings.
