Traverse rods are specialized curtain rods that utilize clips embedded into a pulley system instead of rings. This allows for smooth operation every time with a simple cord pull or hands-free motorization if desired. Unlike standard curtain rods, traverse rods are engineered to gracefully distribute the weight of substantial fabrics evenly across the rod to prevent sagging or bunching.
You need something inspiring when you’re tackling domestic drudgery, which is why choosing the right window treatments for your kitchen is so important. They can make time spent preparing meals and washing dishes so much more enjoyable. There are many options in the world of window treatments, and what works best over the kitchen sink depends on a variety of factors, from privacy and light control to moisture resistance and easy cleaning. Here are some of our favorites.
If you’re like me, this time of the year is a bit of a letdown, with the cold weather and gray skies. However, I’ve discovered a perfect antidote to the winter blues: updating your bedroom.
It’s Christmas in Chattanooga! This is hands down my favorite time of the year. And it’s not just the holiday parties, time spent with friends and family, or the festive hustle and bustle. I live for the holiday decor! I can’t help it – it’s just my nature to be a little extra during Christmas. Here are a few ways I like to take decorating for the holidays to the next level.
As a seasoned design and window treatment expert, I often find myself singing the praises of Roman shades. These timeless window coverings have stood the test of time, blending sophistication with versatility to enhance any space.
In the ever-evolving world of interior design, trends come and go, but one element has endured through the decades, standing as a testament to the power of a well-chosen design feature – wallpaper.
Is your home ready to welcome your guests? Here are some essential updates to elevate your home for the holidays.
In these difficult times, home has become more important than ever before. We have all been at home for weeks now. We have had plenty of time to get a good look at our surroundings. Time to learn how our home make us feel when watching a movie in the living room. Time to notice what’s around us while cooking dinner in the kitchen, eating breakfast around the table or settling in for bed time each night. Every room in
Let’s set the scene. You just bought a new house and you’re SO excited to move in. You grab the keys, unload the truck, then spend hours unpacking (most of) the boxes. You set things in place, rearrange endlessly and finally step back for your first look around. Furniture, lamps, rugs, it’s all there. Somehow, it just doesn’t feel warm and inviting. Your windows are open and bright….maybe a little too bright. You’ve thought about adding window coverings, but the
When Green was King Long ago in the 1960’s and ‘70’s, green was king of interior design color trends. As in, one particular shade of avocado, used in tandem with gold, brown and burnt orange. It was everywhere. Absolutely everything that was used for the home, from dishes to crockpots to window coverings, came in this quartet of colors. I did not know back at that young age that it was even possible to decorate your home in anything else.
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