Leatherwood Design Co

Fabrics just want to have fun.  You know, they want to drape and swoop, swish and sashay, and look smashing.  That's why Austrian shades...

Infrequent posting is not a sign of inactivity- more a sign of a frenetic pace and inattention to photography.  Last week we produced shade...

For such a simple-looking valance style, there was not one step in the fabrication that was easy. We were asked to duplicate this valance,...

A workroom shot of one of the two shades, mounted for testing, partly raised.  How do you like the pattern layout?  Embroidery always lea...

Does this fabric look familiar?  Back in the winter I posted pictures of a small shade out of this fabric.  It was fun using twill tape to ...

The other day I had the opportunity to see some draperies hung up that we made awhile back. These are inverted box pleats- very small box ...

Today I hung some curtains in the home of a very personable couple who are the parents of clients we made window treatments for a couple of ...

Well, my apologies for the crummy photos.  I had the opportunity to show these two very different applications of inverted box pleats but n...

Another workroom sample exercise!  Here is a cuffed panel with an over-stuffed lead edge banding with tassel trim.  One thing I would cha...