In the library of my London home curtain designer Doreen Scott recently replaced a rather tired-looking shade with a stunning new one made from a de Le Cuona fabric called Kyoto in the color Topaz—it has a sort of oil-on-water moiré effect. Note the heavy border in the same fabric that gives the shade a tailored look without it being too structured. The scrim undercurtain and the khaki wool tartan, which are scooped back with a tassel, have been in the library for years, but the addition of the very stylish shade has fiven the whole room a new look.Decorating & Design - Window Treatments
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In the library of my London home curtain designer Doreen Scott recently replaced a rather tired-looking shade with a stunning new one made from a de Le Cuona fabric called Kyoto in the color Topaz—it has a sort of oil-on-water moiré effect. Note the heavy border in the same fabric that gives the shade a tailored look without it being too structured. The scrim undercurtain and the khaki wool tartan, which are scooped back with a tassel, have been in the library for years, but the addition of the very stylish shade has fiven the whole room a new look.- Page 1: Layering tips and ideas
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- Page 3: Perfect curtains: Sheer linen shades
- Page 4: Perfect curtains: Kyoto shades
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