Chinois Palais Draperies

Derived from an antique Chinese painting, this Printed Linen Panel has a 131.5" tall pattern of birds and flowers; each drapery width has one pattern repeat centered. Pattern Repeat shown will be shortened from the top for your drapery length, with a 4"double hem. Back Tabs at top for a tailored finish on drapery rods, or hang with drapery rings. Fully lined, with weighted hem and blindstitched side hems. Allow approximately 4 -5 weeks for delivery.

An Invitation to the Chateau Grand Luce'

Timothy Corrigan and the Chateau du Grand Lucé

I've been eagerly awaiting the release of talented designer Timothy Corrigan's new book, An Invitation to Chateau du Grand-Lucé - as an avid Francophile, how can I resist the opportunity to while away a Sunday afternoon with fabulous images of Chateau interiors?  I was planning this little treat for myself, and the universe obliged.  While wending my way through the High Point Market showrooms I realized I could drop by Mr. Corrigan's book signing.   I immediately acquired my copy, and was ushered in to the ever-lovely Currey and Co. showroom [...]

The Stewart Parker Designer Showhouse

The Stewart Parker Designer Showhouse in Georgetown is under way, and it's a whirlwind of activity at Posh as we pull together the elements of our room. We're decorating the Bride's Room,  an upstairs bedroom that serves as the dressing area for the bridal party when weddings are held at the house.  The room has large windows and a corner fireplace. None of the furniture in the room worked for our concept, so we started from scratch. New furnishings, bedding, window treatments and lighting all had to be either found [...]

Top Five Interior Design Trends

Global Chic Global Chic is a mix of furniture, textiles and accessories from different parts of the world.  Ethnic prints like the Ikat have been dominating this current trend.  The Ikat print is the result of an ancient technique of weaving tie-dyed threads into vibrant streaked patterns.   They are great accent fabrics because of their pattern and mix of colors.  Chinese garden stools, which are typically made of ceramic or porcelain, can also add a touch of global chic to your room.  They come in many colors and designs.  [...]