Retro wood blinds, Dallas-Fort Worth-Denton-Southlake, TX

 

AWF now offers a new product in wood and aluminum blinds.  The retro blind features an open headrail with exposed pulleys and gear.  This is a modern take on window coverings for those who don't want the average look.  Contact us for more info!  817 658 9780

Keep on Track! Panel Track Systems for Doors & Windows

***50.00 rebate per unit on all Persona branded Track systems till April 30, 2011***

If you have been looking for an updated approach to window coverings, look no further than a panel track!  The panel track uses individual fabric panels that glide back and forth.  Use it as room dividers, window coverings or anyplace you want to add an architectual element.  AWF has a large selection to choose from for any decor style.  Silky shimmer fabrics, sleek graphics, solar screen material or even woven woods can be used.  Call us today to get started on transforming your interiors!

Elegance Found

Love this!  We reupholstered the chairs in a Kravet taupe zebra print with a contrasting crocodile leather.  Then, the client chose a rich olive green satin for the tab top draperies.  To prevent fading, we installed Hunter Douglas Silhouette Shadings in Seclusion Taupe.  Our drapery hardware brought an elegant finish to the entire design. Contact us to start transforming you interiors!  817-658-9780

Roman Shades for the holidays!

We just finished a roman shade install in Southlake, Texas.  The shades were in a rich paisley with a herringbone contrast fabrics for the valances. 

Texas Ranch Refined

A client in West Texas chose Hunter Douglas Provenance woven wood shades for their Master suite.  We then added silk side panels in the reading nook.  A refined look for this upscale ranch.

Swag & Cascade on twisted wood pole

Our client in North Richland Hills, Texas wanted an impressive treatment to make a bold statement.  We used a velvet silk in an all over pattern with trim fringe and copper raw silk as the lining.  Custom painted twisted wood poles finished the look.  We also treated her front door arch with Tableaux faux iron.

Are your window coverings safe?

October was officially child safety month in window coverings, and I am late in setting up this post.  I still wanted to remind everyone important this is.  Even if you can't afford to redo your window treatments, at least use cord cleats to keep the cords up and out of the way.  If you want to look into new options, go to our website or to http://www.hunterdouglas.com/ to see all of the styles available.  There is even an interactive design studio that lets you play around with different options.  Give it a try, and remember to keep our little ones safe!