Solid Silk Dupioni
Solid Silk Taffeta
Bordered Silk Drapes
Silk Hotel Drape
Hand Woven Silk Drapery
Parker Drape
Fairmont Drape
Striped Silk Dupioni
Striped Silk Taffeta
Edge-Banded
Solid Linen Drapes
Hotel Linen
Sheer Linen Drapery
Estate Linen Drapery
Hampton Linen Drape
Floral Linen Drapes
Velvet Trimmed Drapes
Bordered Linen + Linen
Bordered Linen + Silk
Ribbon Trimmed Linen
Robert Allen
Contemporary Cotton
Printed Cotton Drapes
Geometric Drapes
Solid Cotton Custom Drapes
Solid Velvet Drapes
Kids Custom Drapes
Chateau Poly Drapes
Custom Outdoor Drapery
Kravet Custom Drapery
Martyn Bullard for Schumacher
Schumacher Custom Drapes
Traditional Sheers
Designer Sheers
Woven Shades
Custom Roman Shades
Cotton Roman Shades
Solid Linen Roman Shades
2-1/4" Decorative Wood
1-3/8" Decorative Wood
1" Classic Iron
Chicago Square Iron
Classic Wood
Toronto Glass
1-1/8" Stainless Steel
Easy Pull Drapery Hardware
Double Track Traverse
Tassels
Custom Pillows
Do you have French doors in your home? If you don’t know what window treatments will suit them best or that will add a certain visual appeal, consider the following ideas:
* Use a touch of the natural look with woven wood shades that will give a modern appeal to your French doors as well as a warm dimension to the room they are installed in. These shades can be drawn up to bring in extra light during the day and lowered at night to give you privacy in your home. You may even give a dramatic look to the woven wood shades by installing a decorative rod over the door frame and installing silk draperies in a rich green color (think of the green you see on bamboo leaves).
* Speaking of shades, consider placing Roman shades on your French doors. This classic look is drawn up, giving an impressive visual even when they are lowered. They are usually available in either solids or patterns. If you only have one French door instead of double French doors, you can even place the Roman shades up near the ceiling to keep it away from the door and to give it a more unique look.
If you don’t want to use shades and want to have the look of a huge window, then just place a rod over the French doors and hang long draperies. Remember that long draperies elongate any room. You can even place the rod near the ceiling for an extravagant look.
* Add a light feel to a room by placing white sheers or even drapes behind a white cornice that is installed along the molding. This will create a soothing look that is perfect for a dining room or even your bedroom.
* If your home doesn’t need a lot of privacy (lucky you!), then less might be more. You may opt to just place a valance over the glass on your door to maximize the style and minimize the fabric.
Find the right drapes, sheers, shades and more for your home at DrapeStyle. Visit the DrapeStyle website at www.drapestyle.com.
