Craftsman blinds

Open weave materials let you choose the level of privacy and light control you want for your home while adding to your décor.

Cotton Ecru. Ginkgo Stencil. Craftsman Pull

Photo Credit: Hunter Douglas

Roller shades were commonly used in Arts & Crafts period interiors. They were (and are!) an inexpensive way to provide privacy and shade. The shades would have been kept down when the room was not in use to protect wood and textiles from the sun and to keep the room cooler in summer and warmer in winter. This energy saving aspect of window treatments is often forgotten, but if you like the look of uncluttered windows and still need some shade from time to time, discrete inside mount…

Los Angeles designer Frances Merrill infuses a restored period residence with whimsy and personality while staying true to its history

Transform your home with Keego Blinds energy-efficient cellular window shades. Save on energy bills and enhance with our eco-friendly shading solutions!

Today’s restorations often overlook curtains, yet no early 20th century interior would have been considered finished without them.

This project was quite a trial for us! It seemed like everything that could go wrong--did! But, at last, they are done enough to use now. (We still have to add a small brass pull on the bottom and we have to find a secure way to attach the linen to the rod, but they're up and operational.) DIY Stenciled linen roller shades DIY Stenciled linen roller shades We're not going to give a tutorial for how to make roller shades because there are already other excellent websites that do it. Sewing…

BLINDS & TENTS | lightness

With the purchase of an historic Craftsman home, a young, globe trotting couple took a 180 degree turn from their previously beachy, minimalist aesthetic and enlisted Mulholland to oversee a period appropriate gut renovation and the creation of a moody, rich, antique filled interior. ...

the final photo tour of this historic country home + sources, paint colors, and more