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Hubby and I installed 9 cornices at a home in Lake Havasu City. Amazingly we were able to use the old holes from the draperies we took down. Three in the living room coordinate with the greenery and browns.
The dining room is ultra-suede with a flowered pattern in the center, then cord at the top and beads at the bottom.
The kitchen has two windows, over the sink and the slider door. Both are covered entirely with the flower pattern material used in the dining room (the two rooms face each other). The two kitchen ones have cord at the top and a wooden bead chain at the bottom.
The First master bedroom window is done with a light tan suede-like fabric and a silk embroidered fabric in the center. I found some great multicolored (neutral tones) cord that looks great.
The first guest room was decorated with lighthouses, so we kept that theme in this rooms slider. It is a great complement to the entire decor.
Finally, we come to the added master bedroom. Simple but elegant and stylish.
Do-it-yourself or I can do it for you, that is, if you are local to Lake Havasu, AZ or Anaheim, CA. Get your cornices today and let us feature your home on our website. Let the world know your creative talents.
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Cheers, Jan & Dave
I know you spent a lot of time on this and you are very proud of your home, but from a designer standpoint, you are just not stylish. Believe me, it only looks good to you. Others come in and think, god, this is so tacky. You need to crush all the vertical blinds, they are hideous anywhere, white is not a color (walls), and drapery panels are so much better than these dust catching cornice things.... sorry...
Thanks for your comments, ptayes. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Beauty and design are often in the eye of the beholder and not necessarily the designer. I sell a product that enhances window decor and work with the customers needs and ideas. It is not always about what I want but what the customer wants. I am sure you create wonderful designs for your customers but last time I checked drapery panels collected dust as well...