Drapes over front door

Here are 20 ways to stay warm this winter even when your house is not. #How-To, #winter, #decor, #shopping, #DIY

Drapery Street had the pleasure of designing and installing all of the window treatments in Shawn Johnson and Andrew East's Nashville home.

I’m not great at curb appeal. Probably because we don’t live anywhere near a curb, and, apparently, my mindset is that, if no one else is going to see it…oh well! Which…is not completely accurate because I don’t feel the same way about the inside of my house, so let’s just go with: I’m bad...

The past few weeks have been frigged in the northeast. It is our first winter in our home, and below freezing temperatures alerted us to a few issues in our hou

My old house is weird when you walk in the front door because it doesn’t really have a designated foyer. I’ve kind of created a makeshift entry of sorts so it’s okay. But I’m truly envious of homes with a designated space to greet guests. Here’s a few entryway ideas if, like me, you’re looking... Read more

When we were designing our new front door with Simpson, I knew I wanted to incorporate more glass to let in as much natural light as possible. Natural light brings warmth and openness to a space, making it feel more inviting. However, more glass also meant figuring out how to maintain privacy. Altho

the relaxed home I believe most any room can benefit from adding drapes. They can visually extend a room–making it look taller or wider, depending on the lengths you use and the patterns. They can add color without a big commitment, and if you choose a pattern, it helps fill a room — again, without investing in a bold patterned sofa that you might hate in three years. Here are some fun uses of drapes not on windows, because yes, we can hang our drapes where the sun don’t shine… Over an entry…

It's come up maybe 2 inches when the door is open - note how much more vertical the support is now.