Windows Dressed Up

We couldn't let summer start without sharing this cheerful dining nook again...part of a beautiful collaboration with Carla Khabbaz Design House. 🙌

The custom roman shade may not be the first thing you notice, but that's kind of the point. It complements the pattern in the Schumacher wallpaper, softens the window, and finishes the space without competing for attention.

As Denver window treatment specialists, we love projects like this, where every detail works together and the end result feels effortless.

Happy and happy almost summer. ☀️

Window Treatments: Denver Custom Drapery + Shades
Interior Design: carlakhabbazdesignhouse
Photography: kylie fitts

I can't tell you how many Denver windows we see each month (it's a lot!), but I can tell you that change is underway—especially in new builds and major renovations.

Lately, we're seeing more recessed pockets, low-voltage wiring, and smart home integration than ever before. Motorized draperies and shades aren't really considered a luxury upgrade anymore. In many custom homes, they're just expected.

The earlier we can collaborate with your builder, architect, electrician, and AV team, the smoother the process will be for everyone involved, because once framing and drywall are complete, your options become much more limited.

And trust us, planning ahead is always easier than trying to retrofit beautiful window treatments later.

Window Treatments: Windows Dressed Up

Shutters are one of those products that never go out of style. ✨ They offer timeless curb appeal, excellent light control, and they're a perfect fit for so many Denver homes, from traditional to mountain modern.

But one of our favorite things about shutters? They don't have to stand alone.

As a full-service drapery studio in Denver, we love layering shutters with custom side panels, soft treatments, or valances to add warmth, texture, and personality while keeping all the functionality homeowners love.

The result feels less like a window covering and more like a thoughtfully designed room.

📸: Hunter Douglas