Sharon Lee

People always say “but I measured the glass” as though that’s the end of the discussion and that means the project is complete. But curtains … Read more

Where do I want this curve to go? With a tape measure in one hand and drill in the other, you’re standing on a ladder … Read more

Where do I want this curve to go? With a tape measure in one hand and drill in the other, you’re standing on a ladder … Read more

In design magazines, swag valances seem so easy: just drape some big piece of cloth over the window. But they’re realy precision, architectural sculptures of … Read more

You get a curtain track that seems like it should work on paper. But it won’t conform to the shape of the room, it kinks … Read more

You get a curtain track that seems like it should work on paper. But it won’t conform to the shape of the room, it kinks … Read more

People give away window seats. Why? Because you have this recessed bay, or maybe a wide sill with empty floor space underneath, or some awkward … Read more

What lies within the glass pocket? No idea! You take out your stick of profile stock, measure the window frame, and head straight to saw. … Read more

While the cuts don’t always make all difference between a deliberate window grid and a do-it-yourself faux pas, rhythm does. If you’ve ever been in … Read more

If there’s one lesson I learned fast about making a scarf valance, it’s that taking the width of your window doesn’t tell the whole story. … Read more