Things You'll Need:
- Drapery/Fabric
- Hardware
- Drapery Rods, Rings
- Tools
- Misc depending on type of window treatment.
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Step 1
Flat Roman Shades with cornice.Flat Roman Shades with a cornice is really charming. They work very well in a light filled window that you may wish to keep free of any "heavy" window treatments. Such as the picture here. The cornice adds a decorative finished look to the window treatments can be made of any fabric or color choice.
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Step 2
Drapery Panels add an elegant and formal touch to any room, especially bedrooms and living rooms.Drapery panels always seem to add elegance with a hint of formality based on the fabric. There are so many styles and designs for drapery too. Mounting the drapery rod up high extends the height of the windows and the room.
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Step 3
Solar Roman ShadesSolar Roman Shades are great for spaces such as a window seat, they are light weight and a bit translucent, but do their job in filtering strong rays. They come in a variety of styles and material, and degrees of openness.
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Step 4
Classic Roman ShadesClassic Roman Fabric Shades lend a more tailed look to a window and are especially nice and streamlined for inside mount windows.
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Step 5
Woven Shades with valence.I often do wovens like this on a slider - having a valence straight across the top with the shades split in the middle. This allows for one panel to stay fixed and another to be opened to access the door if necessary. It also gives flexibility in opening and closing at different heights depending on how much light or privacy is needed.
