While we're on the subject of window treatments, I thought it would be fun to take a look at my favorite type. They are referred to a few different ways from bamboo blinds to matchstick shades but the result is always the same: chic and simple. The best part is that they work in a wide variety of rooms and look just as great alone as they do framed by beautiful drapes. Actually, if you plan to use them in a bedroom, it helps to also hang drapes with a black out lining since the shades usually don't completely shut out the light. I know this because the sunshine filters through mine and wakes me up in the morning. Enjoy!
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Markham Roberts in House Beautiful
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Ashley Putnam in April/May 2012 issue of Lonny.
Amanda Nisbet in House Beautiful.
Lisa Sherry in Sept/Oct 2011 issue of Lonny.
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Jennifer Dyer in March/April 2011 issue of Lonny.
Ashley Putman in April/May 2010 issue of Lonny.
Celerie Kemble in Oct/Nov 2010 issue of Lonny.
Ellie Somerville in June/July 2010 issue of Lonny.
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Top image: Robert Leleux in Nov/Dec 2011 issue of Lonny.
While we're on the subject of window treatments, I thought it would be fun to take a look at my favorite type.
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