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  • Types of Cellular Shades

    Cellular shades are also sometimes called honeycomb shades. They are so named because of cells of air that form when the folded shade opens up to cover the window. Though all types have a similar...

  • Where Can I Find Vinyl Interior Shutters?

    Interior vinyl shutters are commonly called plantation shutters. There are stock sizes available, but shutters are usually ordered custom, made to your exact measurements and specifications.

  • What Is Better: Faux Wood Blinds or Cellular Shades?

    Faux wood blinds and cellular shades are among the most popular window treatments. Faux wood blinds--made to look like wood--are made of synthetic materials, sometimes with wood pulp mixed in....

  • How to Sew a Traditional Swag Valance

    Traditionally we think of the swag and jabot window treatment for very tall windows, but simpler versions are very appropriate for all sizes of windows as long as you choose fabric appropriately....

  • How to Measure for a Drapery Rod

    Drapery rods are hardware used to suspend window treatments over windows. They are available in a variety of styles, sizes and material. In Creative Window Treatments: Curtains, Shades, Top...

  • How to Trim Windows With Rosettes

    Rosettes are small ornamental designs worn as badges or used as decorations on clothing, bands or napkins, for example. They can also be used to dress up windows by themselves or on top of...

  • How to Use Bedsheets for Window Treatments

    Window treatments can be created on a shoestring budget by using sheets already found in the home. Some window designs do not require cutting the sheet in any way, so it can be used as a sheet...

  • Plans for Making Wood Shutters

    Exterior window shutters were invented to close over windows during storms. Those remain useful in hurricane-prone regions, but most people use shutters today as exterior decor. If you're going to...

  • Decorating Your Kitchen with Chili Peppers

    Heat up your kitchen Mexican and Southwest-style by adding chili pepper decor. You can add small flashes of color and style with accessories and textiles, or do custom finishes on furniture for...

  • How to Mount Drapery Rods

    Hanging draperies (also called curtains) is one of the easiest ways to dress up a window. Drapes hang from rods that are mounted to the wall on both sides of the window. In most cases, the mounts...

  • How to Select Window Treatments For Your Small Space

    Traverse rods and pinch pleat curtains were once associated with luxury. Not all midcentury design was good, however. Many people continue to put up with these bulky, ugly dust collectors. The...

  • How to Measure for Replacement Window Shades

    Whether you want to change the shades in your windows or you need a replacement window shade for one that's in poor shape, you need to learn to measure for replacement shades before you order new...

  • How to Dress Windows with Voile

    Voile is a light, see-through fabric made of cotton or cotton blends. The word 'voile' is French, which means veil. Voile window dressing resembles flowing veils, which rise up and float gently...

  • How to Buy Fabric for Curtains

    Buying fabric for curtains can seem overwhelming. Here's a guide to choosing the right fabric for the job.

  • How to Decorate on a Budget

    Do you have Pottery Barn taste on a Big Lots budget? Yeah, me, too! But don't get discouraged, there are plenty of ways to make your home beautiful, on a budget!

  • How to make no-sew tab-top drapes

    Need drapes in a hurry? Don't have a sewing machine? Even if you're not very crafty, these drapes are a great solution for that bare window.

  • How to Decorate With Stained Glass

    Using stained glass to decorate can be a beautiful way to spice up a home or business. Stained glass is not just for churches, but fits well with most any kind of décor. From windows to lamps and...

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