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Outdoor Decorating with Patios, Decks and Gazebo's
Free-standing outdoor spaces, such as gazebos or other garden structures, differ from sheltered spaces in several ways. Generally, they are not seen from the front of the house and are usually integrated with the landscape.
Choosing Decorative and Functional Furniture for Your Front Porch
Furniture for outdoor use spans the designs made popular through the centuries. You can select benches similar to those used in Versailles, Adirondack chairs, antebellum wrought iron inspired by Victorian New Orleans, and myriad other choices.
Decorating Tips for Your Front Porch or Sunroom
Pillows, upholstery, slipcovers, shades and blinds, lighting, flooring, and rugs all make a sunroom or a porch lush and comfortable.
Designer Radiators: More Than Just Good Looks
The most important part of radiators was to heat the room and you do your best to choose a grey or white that would not attract too much attention. Perhaps you paint it over or put a sofa in front of the whole thing. But now the choice of a radiator...
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Window Treatments: Drapery, Draperies, Rod Pockets & Tabtops
Rod Pocket Draperies

© The Encyclopedia of Window Fashions, 1992
- 2 panels measuring 50" wide each and 84" in length including the header
- 2 ½ times fullness
- Lined in white or off-white 100% cotton
- 4" double bottom hems
- Covered weights in corners
- All patterns are matched
- Rod pocket: 1 ½" or 2 ½"
- Header: 1" or 2"
- *** OPTIONS: Header or rod pocket sleeve contrast fabric, double header in contrast fabric, remove header, add ruffle to bottom (pleated or gathered)
- Dry clean only
Sheers
- 2 pieces for window 36" wide x 84" length including the header
- 3 times fullness
- 4" double bottom hems
- Covered weights in corners
- Rod pocket: 1 ½" or 2 ½"
- Header: 1" or 2"
- Dry clean only
Tab Top Draperies

© Virginia Quilting
- 2 panels measuring 36" wide each and 84" in length including tabs
- 2 times fullness
- Tabs are 12" apart
- Tabs: 2" wide x 4" length (one side, from top of rod to top of panel, 8" total length)
- Lined in white or off-white 100% cotton
- 4" double hems, 1 ½" double side hems
- Covered weights in corners
- All patterns are matched
- Recommend: 3" space between bottom of pole and top of panel.
- Recommend: mount pole level with top of standard moulding. Smaller rod will lengthen total treatment.
- Recommend: top of panel should cover top of glass slightly up onto moulding.
- *** OPTIONS: Unlined, tabs in contrast fabric
- Dry clean only
Tab Top with Swag

© The Encyclopedia of Window Fashions, 1992
- 2 panels measuring 50" wide each and 84" in length including rings
- 2 ½ times fullness
- Rings are 12" apart
- Lined in white or off-white 100% cotton
- 4" double hems, 1 ½" double side hems
- Covered weights in corners
- All patterns are matched
- Swags are brought to corners
- Panels are created to be kept stationary
- Swag attached to panels
- Recommend: mount pole level with top of standard moulding. Smaller rod will lengthen total treatment.
- Recommend: top of panel should cover top of glass slightly up onto moulding.
- Dry clean only
Tab Top with Valance

© The Encyclopedia of Window Fashions, 1992
- 2 panels measuring 36" wide each and 84" in length including tabs
- 2 times fullness
- Tabs are 12" apart
- Tabs: 2" wide x 4" length (one side, from top of rod to top of panel, 8" total length)
- Lined in white or off-white 100% cotton
- 4" double hems, 1 ½" double side hems
- Covered weights in corners
- All patterns are matched
- Valance attached to panels
- Recommend: 3" space between bottom of pole and top of panel.
- Recommend: mount pole level with top of standard moulding. Smaller rod will lengthen total treatment.
- Recommend: top of panel should cover top of glass slightly up onto moulding.
- *** OPTIONS: Unlined, tabs in contrast fabric, valance in contrast fabric.
- Dry clean only
Tie Top

© The Encyclopedia of Window Fashions, 1992
- 2 panels measuring 36" wide each and 80" in length NOT including ties
- 2 times fullness
- Ties are 12" apart
- Ties: ½" wide x 12" length (one tie is 12" on one side, 12" on the other side)
- Recommend: fabric no heavier than sailcloth when tying
- Lined in white or off-white 100% cotton
- 4" double hems, 1 ½" double side hems
- Covered weights in seams and corners
- All patterns are matched
- Recommend: 3" space between bottom of pole and top of panel.
- Recommend: mount pole level with top of standard moulding. Smaller rod will lengthen total treatment.
- Recommend: top of panel should cover top of glass slightly up onto moulding.
- Recommend: fabric no heavier than sailcloth when tying.
- *** OPTIONS: Unlined, ties in contrast fabric
- Dry clean only
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