More Draperies

The Taliban window treatment. Cover most of the window except for a small square. Something seems off about the scenery outside the window.

Classic nub-textured draperies. Were nub-textured draperies ever classic? The texture encourages one to touch but you are not supposed to touch the drapes. What a dilemma.

The ugly starts at the floor and works itself up the window.

Hey, it's the drapes from Blacula's house! Blacula was a cheesy movie but William Marshall played it well despite the cheesiness. Man, he had a great voice.

Or should it be our finest Antique Satan? What is it with the blood red curtains?

Squares, circles and triangles are so modern. They would go great in this room...

The next set of curtains are something very unusual in the 1971 Sears Catalog...

Neutral colors. This page was placed here to cleanse your visual pallet because when you turned the page your eyes were assaulted by this...
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