Just came across this Swedish company Textilonnet that sells beautiful fabrics and accessories with a French twist. They have a very crisp, clean look that could brighten up any room. You can check out their pillows, curtains, unique lampshades, etc. right here.
Showing posts with label curtains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label curtains. Show all posts
4.03.2011
1.20.2011
jarlath mellett's soho abode
The latest issue of Lonny features the stunning home of Jarlath Mellett. From his amazing art collection to his eclectic mix of casual and elegant to the gorgeous drapery in the living area... this space is perfection in my eyes!
via Lonny Mag
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art,
bean bag,
chandeliers,
curtains,
drapery,
eclectic,
hide,
jarlath mellett,
soho,
spiral staircase,
wood floors,
zebra
1.17.2011
canopy heaven
In my bedroom we never close the shades all the way, I love waking up to the light pouring in. But there are some mornings when I'd rather just pull the blanket up over my head and catch a few more hours of sleep! That's when I start thinking that a canopy could be a nice addition to the bed - I could just reach over and let the curtains loose around me and go back to sleep. Zzzzzz
Here are a few versions of a modern canopy I think are simply gorgeous.
Here are a few versions of a modern canopy I think are simply gorgeous.
via Decorology
A canopy over the tub seems like a romantic idea as well!
1.07.2011
dress up your drapery
Curtains shouldn't just be used to create privacy or block out the sun... use them to create a focal point and add to the ambiance of your space. There are all different ways to hang them and dress them up, so have a little fun with them!
Hang them in a doorway...
Puddle them on the floor...
Gather them at the top...
Gather them on the bottom...
Use a cornice at the top to create a smooth look with an uneven ceiling...
Highlight the architecture of a space and add a little drama...
Tie them back loosely...
Add some fun, flirty trim - or flowers!
Layer with them a shade and cornice for extra glamour...
Use one panel per window when you have two side by side, it almost makes it seem like there's only one large window...
Let them hang straight, but add volume with extra material...
Hang them in a doorway...
Puddle them on the floor...
via Decorology
Use a cornice at the top to create a smooth look with an uneven ceiling...
Or just play up your uneven ceiling...
Tie them back loosely...
via previous post: lazy sunday
Add some fun, flirty trim - or flowers!
via Coco & Kelley
Layer with them a shade and cornice for extra glamour...
Use one panel per window when you have two side by side, it almost makes it seem like there's only one large window...
via Elle Decor
Let them hang straight, but add volume with extra material...
via Rue Magazine
10.07.2010
9.28.2010
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