Your Burning Curtain Questions Answered. . .

     

Since posting my client's recent living and dining room makeovers, I've gotten lots of questions about the curtain panels. 






Although I can't share every source for every project, my client is glad to share that she purchased them from Ballard Designs.  (I'm sure some of you recognized them.)  They're one of my favorites, for sure.



Firenze Embroidered Panel




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  1. Wow...I love that print. This room is gorgeous! I would love to curl up in this space and relax, it looks so calming! Wonderful Job.

    Emily...thepostscriptofemilywilsondesign.blogspot.com

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  2. LOVE them...will definitely remember this for future reference! Thanks!

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  4. Yep - recognized them right away! They're gorgeous!

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  5. Looks great.....they really anchor the room and this is proof also that in the right room, a relatively inexpensive treatment can look like a million bucks amongst the right things..excellent job!

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  6. I've been eye-balling these for my dining room-- keep hoping they'll do a sale on window treatments soon! Thanks, Emily. :)

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  7. Hi Emily- - I recently some some panels just like the Ballard one's you mention here, but in SILK! and lots more color options (including a black silk w/white pattern that is awesome. at a local fabric store- - it's called "Artee" here in Wilmington, but they are "Printer's Ally" throughout NC. Best part? 59 x 96 is only $117 per panel! Lined, custom, great price. Love them! Enjoy your blog! Ava Werstlein
    ava.whalen@hotmail.com

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  8. Been thinking about these for my bedroom, but I am still not sure yet! They are very beautiful!

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  9. Where did the get the ottoman from? Love it!

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  10. Wow I love those... but for someone who needs 7 panels to cover a wall of windows, I don't think I'll be buying those $179 curtains. Beautiful though, thanks for sharing.

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  11. What color did you use for this room? I love it and am trying to go for a slate blue in my dining room but the color I chose didn't go so well!

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  12. This is one of the good articles you can find in the net explaining everything in detail regarding the topic.

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