By the way, the white drapery above, probably came from IKEA, these panels are a heavy cotton so as long as you don’t use a skinny rod from IKEA (that’s what makes them look cheap) you can create a really great custom look inexpensively. I used them in a media room to cover up some really ugly metal closet doors.
Anyways, back to the drapery I was talking about, look how high they are installed! So great. Two little panels and the whole room appears taller.
See the drapes below? They are also from IKEA. Since drapery can get expensive custom made, the smart way to do it for a song (especially for children’s rooms) is to buy the drapes first and then decorate around them. Notice how the drapes have been hung from a rod with clips or rings instead of sliding them through the pocket (which is how they are designed) for a custom look once again. I used them last year in a condo I staged for a client.
Sarah generally chooses very pale colours for the walls but I truly believe interior designers that haven’t spent 10 years and close to 1,500 consultations specifying colour, [like me] looking at it, and analyzing it, should actually hire a colour professional when finalizing wall colour for their clients because it’s not easy – as you all know!
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