Tudor window treatments

Custom Window Treatments - Traditional - Chicago - by Linly Designs | Houzz

Tudor homes are historic and instantly recognizable - but what type of window treatments work best with their unique style?

Veere Grenney's redecoration of the perfect country house in a small Norfolk hamlet.

A “busier the better” decision made light of this Toronto Tudor-style home's jagged, low third-floor ceilings.

My first thought regarding any kind of difficult bay windows treatments is: If you don't need privacy and/or light control, consider doing nothing.

At Christmastime, designer Shelley Johnstone delights in welcoming family to her home filled with comfort and joy—and plenty of beauty.

The DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum at Colonial Williamsburg debuted a new exhibit last week, one that should appeal to anyone with an interest in fashion, fabrics, or design. Organized by Linda Baumgarten, Colonial Williamsburg's Senior Curator of Textiles and Costumes, Printed Fashions: Textiles for Clothing and Home presents an array of printed textiles, including an impressive selection of Indian Chintzes, that were made between 1700 and 1820. With an emphasis on printed cottons…

Window treatments can really have a powerful effect on the beauty of your home. Let us help you choose the perfect options.

From the turn of the 20th century until the World War II, window treatments moved from Victorian excess through Arts & Crafts simplicity and then settled into classic historical styles.

Cozy Neutral tone Sitting Area by Sophie Paterson Interiors