THE BIGGEST COLOR TRENDS OF 2017...SO FAR Like learning about the psychology of color before choosing your paint! The year might be halfway over, but it has been packed with some of the most innovative interior design trends we've seen in a long time. One design category that has been especially eye-opening: color. From new, warmer neutrals to an unexpected accent hue, this is our 2017 Mid-Year Trend Report on the year's most colorful design ideas...so far. NEUTRAL PALETTES ARE WARMING UP [caption id="attachment_8778" ... Continue Reading

Here is the lowdown on sheer fabrics... enjoy Batiste vs. Voile by Greenhouse Fabrics on July 17, 2017 by Melissa Wolck What is the difference between Batiste and Voile? Batiste, pronounced, BUH-TEEST, is a very soft, lightweight semi-opaque fabric that is woven in a plain weave. It is most commonly made from 100% cotton or a cotton/polyester blend, but historically was made of linen. This semi-sheer fabric is named after 13th century French linen weaver, Jean Baptiste. Batiste fabrics are often used for window treatments ... Continue Reading

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...enjoy it in ultimate relaxation with the DURALEE PAVILION Lakeville Indoor/Outdoor Wovens Collection. Performance and comfort collide in Lakeville, with 29 vivid colors of durable, UV/fade resistant fabrics featuring a soft, chenille-like hand. Woven with solution-dyed fibers, the fabrics of the Lakeville Collection were designed specifically to enliven any outdoor space with vibrant, long lasting color.  Features of the Lakeville Collection: Stain resistant finish Mildew resistant Soft hand Lightweight Water repellent Bleach cleanable Heavy duty abrasion performance UV resistant - Guaranteed ... Continue Reading

Finally.  What a great read for those homeowners who love his work and live in one of his homes.  These fabrics are fantastic!  Call our office to get samples of the fabrics. This just might complete your look.  Amazing! 1-818-999-3468 Continue Reading

Great Outdoor Living Blog By One of our Fabric Lines... Enjoy! by Greenhouse Fabrics on May 10, 2017  - Written by Tanzy With warmer days such as Mother’s Day, Memorial Day and graduation around the corner, we look forward to celebrating with family and friends. The size of our home seems to expand during this time as entertaining in our outdoor spaces will be top of mind. Let’s clean our patio furniture and discover ways to create a festive tone while celebrating ... Continue Reading

Light Control SUPERVISE THE SUN Soft vanes floating on a sheer backing put you in control of the amount of natural light that comes in, with dramatic effects. Transform harsh exterior light by diffusing it, spreading it evenly throughout your room, so you can maximize daylight hours and reduce your need for artificial light. Our beautiful sheer fabrics also softly filter out brightness, glare, and UV rays —protecting your furniture and flooring from fading. View-Through DRAMATIC SOFTNESS Invisi-Lift™ allows you to view through the sheer ... Continue Reading

      THE NEXT GENERATION HONEYCOMB SHADE Recipient of the 2017 Red Dot Design Award - the most coveted and prestigious designation in the world of design - our newly redesigned Duette® honeycomb shade features a sleek, stylized new hardware, sophisticated new fabric and color choices, and streamlined operation that elevate its beauty and performance to a whole new level.     Two Shades = One Extraordinary Design Our Duette Duolite™ option, featuring two different fabrics/opacities of your choosing fused together to form one sophisticated shade design, has ... Continue Reading

Listen to the Experts.... Diana Turner is a fantastic realtor and one we have worked with on many projects. We can't recommend her highly enough. Here are a few of her tips!   1. De-Clutter Buyers want to imagine themselves in your home. Think less-not more for furnishings and accessories. Take all family photos out except for maybe two. Allow your agent to make suggestions about furniture so the home shows well. When I sold my old house, I had used a handful ... Continue Reading