Tab Panels 
Thursday, November 29, 2007, 08:14 PM
These are gathered tab panels (2 widths each side) with matching gathered tiebacks. These are interlined and lined in tan Apollo lining from Hanes. The down pillows are chenille with brush fringe and the red silk pillow had double trim (cord with lip and tassels) sewn in seam with invisible zippers in all pillows.



Designer: Susan Stone Interiors
Workroom: Allison Reid Designs,
Wake Forest, NC
(919) 274-3534
Fabric for Panels: Duralee- Highland Court Silk (panels)
Hardware: Select
Fabric for Pillows: Chenille Fabric, silk fabric and trim are Kravet.

Allison D. Reid
Draperies By Design
WAA Charter Member, WAA Speakers Bureau
Wake Forest, NC
(919) 274-3534
www.allisonreid.com







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Hard Cornice over Stationary Panels 
Tuesday, November 27, 2007, 12:26 AM
Details:
Entry Hall Windows

Fabrics: Kasmir (panels); Greenhouse (cornice)
Trim: Golden Tassel

The cornices are embellished with an antique Indonesian shutter owned by the client. They were attached to the cornice with small screws, which were driven from the back of the cornice into the back of the panel (with the client's permission). There are two windows, flanking a front door.

Welmoed Sisson, CWTC, CWP
Sewing Seams Easy!
Custom Window Treatments and Home Decor
www.sewingseamseasy.com




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Design Project 
Friday, November 23, 2007, 07:59 AM
Design & Fabrication: Deb Dunlap Designs
Deb Dunlap
Memphis TN
901.581.0348
WCAA, WAA
info@debdundesigns.com
www.debdunlapdesigns.com

This has been my favorite design project, and a duplication of the first treatment completed in 2004. The client initially wanted an
"old world" look, but updated. Photo 1 shows the first completed project. The client moved in late 2005, and had to leave the (and
ALL) custom window treatments. She loved this treatment, so we duplicated the design but changed fabric colors. She actually
picked her paint color to blend with the fabric - imagine that - doing design in the proper sequence!!
Photo 2 shows the design concept for the room, and the last photo shows the room to date.

Fabric 1st treatment - Kasmir Elmont-gold, Dkei C1404-xb cord with Conso beaded tassels
Fabric 2nd treatment - RMCoco R251-825, a chenille damask, WorldWide Trim beaded onion with Dkei C1411-AG lip cord
Both crown toppers are custom made from Wilkinson Enterprises, Memphis







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Scot Robbins we'd like to kiss you 
Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 10:50 AM
Oh my gosh...look at this monster bay cornice sitting pretty on top of Scot Robbins Valet...do you know what a nightmare this usually is to balance on homemade wooden stands.

Plumlee Place Fabricator Trisha just said, "If Scot Robbins walked in the door right now I'd have to kiss him on the lips."




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Scot Robbins Valet 
Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 10:04 AM
This is why you need not one or two, but three valets. Talk about saving time..wow.





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