One of the first things you do when you remodel or move into a new home
is change the curtains. After all, new window treatments easily,
quickly, and inexpensively transform a room. They turn an outdated room
into one you want to spend time in, and they make a cold space feel warm
and inviting. In the style of the best-selling Idea Books, Window
Treatments Idea Book offers the latest ideas for decorating all types of
windows, from standard to custom. More than 350 photos provide
inspiration for all rooms in the house, from the kitchen to the
bathroom, bedroom to family room and study. Recognizing that consumers
also want to make easy enhancements to readily available window
treatments and hardware, the inspiration is peppered with practical
advice on how to quickly modify off-the-shelf window treatments and
design tricks for hanging them. The breadth of information makes this
book the one source homeowners need when picking out window
treatments.
The authors' combined years of experience have allowed them to select
photos of the most popular window treatment styles as well as to provide
ideas for dealing with challenging windows--bays, bows, and the like.
Unique features of the book include showing one window treatment style
in three different looks and quick and easy ideas for instant style.
Whether you're looking to update an existing space or are starting from
scratch in a new home or newly designed addition, you'll find all the
inspiration and know-how you need to create the windows of your
dreams.
Window Treatments Idea Book should be a goldmine for consumers because
it shows so many styles of window treatments, particularly for large,
odd-shaped, and custom windows soprevalent today, in photos. What the
reader gets is a wide range of window treatments in the context of every
room in the house. There is also a one-page reference in the front of
the book that lists each room in the house with the page number of
treatments that are shown in those room contexts.
