Sharon Lee

The secret to a professional looking Roman Shade (and an amateurish one) hinges on fold depth. Why? Because shade material weigh something, and hardware pulls … Read more

We all do it: Hang a curtain roughly toward center of the window, hoping it will fall nicely. It rarely does. Without a plan, curtains … Read more

There’s always the time in decorating where you’ve just hung these gorgeous drapes… and something’s not right. One side hangs over window handle, or the … Read more

Window treatments is one of those things most folks assume are simple. Pick out something you like and get some panel cut to hang on … Read more

The curtain rod you chose was brushed brass and it suit your style. It has nice heavy hardware with fancy finials on either end and … Read more

Drill bits turn into fabric that doesn’t budge. Measuring tape meets your body as you stand at the window, framing your fingers around two curtain … Read more

When most folks think about buying window treatments they simply take a measurement between frames then quit. However, the curtain rail is NOT on top … Read more

Making a roman shade sounds simple: attach some rings to some fabric, then sew it shut. But realy, it’s an exercise in managing tension. The … Read more

Or maybe you realize after cutting out that your curtain panels is an inch off because you didn’t think about the thickness of the tunnel … Read more

Avoid this mistake: Don’t think that the spacing of curtains is purely an art project, it’s actualy pretty much geometry. You’ve got the rod and … Read more