Lindsay and I both call this mama a friend! Meet Sherri, she has 2 sweet lil girls and a great hubby. Sherri's hubby is actually a longtime friend of both of the TCOT hubbies. Gotta love our Small Town Guys!!!
Anyway, Sherri has an awesome eye for design and now we are lucky enough to hear some of the TRICKS OF THE TRADE! YAY!
A few weeks ago a friend of mine that recently moved was asking me about curtains/draperies for her house. Where do you hang them? At the window? At the ceiling? What is the latest rule? And before we get into it, let me make a confession…I can becheap budget conscious (although my husband may
disagree). At times I have a hard time looking at two things that serve the
same purpose and buying the more expensive one, designer or not. That is kind of like drapes. The purpose is obviously to provide privacy
and obviously more fabric means more $$$.
When we first moved into our house seven years ago I just bought the 84”
panels because they were less and called it a day. Once I realized we were going to have them
forever I kind of changed my tune started buying the taller panels; it really
does make a difference. Hanging drapes
at ceiling draws your eye up and gives the appearance of a taller ceiling AND
another thing that is a MUST even if you just go ahead and buy the shorter
panels, you MUST be sure to extend your panels closer to the outside of the
window. Create a larger ‘frame’ on your
window. It will add so much more light
into the room and make it appear larger.
Anyway, Sherri has an awesome eye for design and now we are lucky enough to hear some of the TRICKS OF THE TRADE! YAY!
A few weeks ago a friend of mine that recently moved was asking me about curtains/draperies for her house. Where do you hang them? At the window? At the ceiling? What is the latest rule? And before we get into it, let me make a confession…I can be
The next time you are looking and switching up your space
and decide to buy panels, consider going to the ceiling; the design police
aren’t going to show up if you don’t but you may be surprised with the
difference.
One of my favorite places to get panels is West Elm. Check them out. Let me know if there are any design questions
on your mind; I am looking forward to getting to know you and sharing a bit
about myself!
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