


Master bathroom has light filtering roller blinds for privacy. With the same stripe that we used in the master bedroom, we made a couple of box pleat valances.

Blackout roller blinds are the main stay in this guest bedroom. Because of the angled ceiling this is the highest we could install the sheers. The light grey textured pattern nicely frames the headboard.
View Project: Blackout Roller Blinds
Roman blinds in a neutral colour perfectly handle the light control in this family room. A few toss cushions finish it off.
View Project: Modern Living Room
Lots of pattern happening in this downstairs area so we opted for light filtering sheers installed on a black deco rod. Simple, functional and elegant.
View Project: Cozy Downstairs Den
A custom dressing room off of the master bedroom. We used the same fabric in the bathroom and in the master bedroom and created the same box pleat valance. A nice flow throughout. Added an upholstered window seat and a few cushions.
View Project: Dressing Room
This eating area we have light filtering blinds on all 8 windows to dim the strong morning light. Side panels for colour. Then we finished the couch cushions in a coordinating fabric and added toss cushions. This quickly became the favorite room in the house.
View Project: The Best Room
Blackout blinds allow this elegant master bedroom to be dark and quite. We added a frilly gathered valance at ceiling height to raise the eye level and to add softness to this Victorian room.
View Project: Blackout Blinds in Master Bedroom
Kitchen drapes, pantry area. Continued with the same fabric from the octagonal room and cafe drapes for a little bit of privacy.
View Project: Kitchen Pantry
Upper windows have hardwired, motorized, sheer weave blinds and are operated with a remote. Bottom half of the window boasts a very thin pinstriped cotton drape that can be pulled across on the decorator rod.
View Project: Smart Sheer Weave Blinds
Gathered, shaped rod pocket valance in a nice fresh leaf pattern.
View Project: Shaped Rod Pocket Valance