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How to Easily Spec Whole-House
Window Treatments

Without the headache of endless measurements.


Whether you are a homeowner or an interior designer yourself, selecting window treatments for an entire house can be daunting. Each room will have different lighting, privacy, aesthetic, and functional requirements. Additionally, the use of the home will dictate the design of the window treatments. Is this a primary residence? A vacation home? What weather and year-round natural lighting environment must be factored into the equation?

As your custom window treatment professional, we are ready to help you answer these questions, and many more.

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THE STRUGGLE IS REAL
For a designer, the easiest part of custom window treatment design is selecting the fabric and hardware, and the most difficult part is knowing which options to offer the client without overwhelming everyone.

For a homeowner, the struggle is not having access to enough high-quality, designer-grade products. This is why some of the most beautiful, luxury homes will look a little "cheapened" with retail drapery or big box blinds. Nothing fits quite right or everything ends up looking too trendy. Eww.
 

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THE SOLUTION FOR DESIGNERS
A custom window treatment dealer or fabrication workroom makes the process of measuring, specifying, and designing custom window coverings a painless experience. As the interior designer, you benefit from task delegation. We address the space's unique requirements and collaborate with you on meeting the needs and preferences of your client, ensuring the final treatments will flow seamlessly with your design plan.
 

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THE SOLUTION FOR HOMEOWNERS
As the homeowner, you benefit from having more time with your designer so that the two of you can accomplish other things (such as picking the perfect fabric for your custom draperies). It's good for you to know that they've brought in the right specialists for your project versus trying to do everything themselves. Designers have a million and one things to address in your project, so it only makes sense for them to build an extended team of professionals.
 

DESIGN TREND

Faux blinds are resilient.


Faux wooden blinds are often being specified for high-moisture spaces, such as bathrooms and pool houses. They tend to look nicer longer, despite humid environments, and are available in many of the same finishes as natural wood. They are often layered with valances, cornices, or drapery for a designer look.

DESIGN TIP

Present the full plan.


If your space demands custom window treatments and you also intend to commission other soft furnishings, such as throw pillows or bedding, present all your custom product needs in one fell swoop. You might be able to use each roll of fabric more thoroughly, thereby cutting costs and reducing waste.
Hi, I'm Gina Graham!
I have been married to a wonderful man for 30+ years. We have 2 adult children and 2 grandchildren. I LOVE helping people!!! Being creative during the process is just a bonus. Creating a room / home to reflect each person's unique personality is such a blessing.

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