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Ellis Curtain Palmer Floral Toile 50-Inch-by-96-Inch Tailored Panel with Tieback, Red $34.98 Palmer Floral Toile Drape Panel with TiebackâAdd some French inspiration to your décor with the Palmer Medium Scale Monochromatic Floral Toile Pattern. The beautifully designed pattern and cheery colors are set on a neutral/tan background making them a perfect addition to coordinate within your decorating ensemble. Made with 100% cotton creates a smooth draping effect and softer texture th… |
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Ellis Curtain Palmer Floral Toile 50-Inch-by-84-Inch Tailored Panel with Tieback, Black $19.99 Palmer Floral Toile Drape Panel with TiebackâAdd some French inspiration to your décor with the Palmer Medium Scale Monochromatic Floral Toile Pattern. The beautifully designed pattern and cheery colors are set on a neutral/tan background making them a perfect addition to coordinate within your decorating ensemble. Made with 100% cotton creates a smooth draping effect and softer texture th… |
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Ellis Curtain Palmer Floral Toile 50-Inch-by-96-Inch Tailored Panel with Tieback, Green $29.50 Palmer Floral Toile Drape Panel with TiebackâAdd some French inspiration to your décor with the Palmer Medium Scale Monochromatic Floral Toile Pattern. The beautifully designed pattern and cheery colors are set on a neutral/tan background making them a perfect addition to coordinate within your decorating ensemble. Made with 100% cotton creates a smooth draping effect and softer texture th… |
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Croscill Savina Pole Top Drapery and Tieback Set $129.99 Croscill Savina Pole Top Drapery and Tieback Set is the essence of luxury, with its rich colors and sophisticated prints. The solid drapery features paisley embroidery down the side and is framed with a gimp, on a silky fabric. Pole Drapery Set includes lined panels 82″ x 84″ with two tiebacks…. |
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Liz Claiborne Main Avenue Window Valance $48.00 Liz Claiborne Main Avenue Window Valance is made of brushed canvas with tonal pick stitching across the bottom. Treated with Liz’s exclusive Care Free Stain Resister which will allow most food and liquid stains to bead up and wipe clean. Window Valance Size 60″ x 15″….. |
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Camelot Valance With Side Panels [VHS] $24.95 … |
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Renaissance Valance with Side Panels and Tiebacks [VHS] $24.95 The Renaissance Valance is a classic expression of European style and elegance. The side panels and tiebacks complete the design. You’ll enjoy its timeless beauty for many years to come. Video, pattern and step by step instructions including information on how to measure and determine yardage for any size window…. |
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Pleated Roman Valance With Side Panels and Tiebacks [VHS] $24.95 … |
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Levolor Kirsch Magnetic Rod Set, 16 to 28-Inch Width … |
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Levolor Classic Clip Rings, Set of 7, Black, Use With Rods Up To 1-Inch Diameter $4.15 Levolor-kirsch A58720.754 7 Count Black Clip Ring Levolor-kirsch A58720.754 7 Count Black Clip Ring Features: Clip rings Use clip rings to draw draperies by hand across a pole or as accent pieces holding the draperies or panels Black finish 7 per card… |
Does anyone have any ideas on how to decorate a window without using curtains? I want something unique.?
I live in a 100+ year old house and have been trying to decorate and design “outside of the box” and not rely on past favorites like Pier One and Target. I really like bohemian/gypsy type motifs. I want to do something with the windows in my kitchen and bathroom. I don’t want to just buy curtains and put them up. I would sew my own if I knew how. I know the type of material I want to use, but am completely clueless on how to transfer the fabric from a square of material to a Window Treatment of some sort. I hope someone understands my question and gives me a new idea. The fabric I am going with is sheer and shiny. The windows are all small enough to only need one panel of traditional/valance curtains.
Correction: I mentioned curtains to give indication of size of my windows.
I’ve always have wanted to do this:
Go to flea markets and antique shops and collect bottles of different colors.
Then go to a glass shop and have glass shelves cut to fit across the windows.
Then nail wood strips to the window frame to support the shelves, after figuring out what size bottles go on each level. I’d put the biggest bottles on the sill, and go smaller each level up.
I can’t decide if I’d like a single color in each window or mix them up.
This is probably not a good idea is you have kids or cats. But if you do and they’re not too rambunctious, you could affix the bottles to the shelves with rubber cement.