I finally completed my office curtain panel and hung up shadow boxes with some gold feathers!
I completed my first ever DIY curtain panel last weekend! I say first ever because the last set I made, I never ended up hemming the bottom prior to our move. I love the new fabric (Windsor Smith Riad in Clove) and I love how they turned out!
The worst part of this whole project was ironing the panels once they were complete. I have three more panels to wrap up for this room, but I ran out of fabric so I’m on the lookout for a good deal. I also hung these adorable shadow boxes from Target that have gold metal feathers inside. I thought they were a fun look for fall and I love the depth and dimension they add. They stick out from the wall about two inches so there is some good depth to them. Seeing them in photos though I worry they may be a bit small for this room?
Here’s another peek into how the renovated office is coming along {to see additional photos go here or here}.
In some rather sad news, the chandelier is way too little for this room and it was missing several parts {but Joss & Main was great to work with and they are already shipping me new parts}. The guest room will be happy but the office is sad. I’m still on the search for an affordable chandelier replacement.
Have a great weekend!
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that’s a bummer about the light. hope you find something you love for your office.
Looking great!! I love the pattern you chose for the curtains.
The feathers look great on that small swath of wall. I love them! They are not competing with the panelled wall or the curtains.
I always admire your choice of fabric, always perfect and pretty for the space and that bird art you have? I want it bad!!!! Can’t wait to see the whole room!
Curtains act as another form of windows which helps to maintain privacy in a room. It looks attractive according to proper light positioning in the room. Attractive curtains add to the extra glamour to the space.
where did you find the curtain fabric?
I found the fabric on Etsy but it is the Kravet Windsor Smith Riad in Clove so it is available at a lot of online fabric stores as well.
This is beautiful! Can you tell me the wall color that is on the walls? Nice job!
Just wanted to clarify on my last question….what is both the lighter and darker wall color? Thanks so much!
Thanks Amy! The lighter wall color is Behr Castle Path and the dark board and batten is Sherwin Williams Urbane Bronze.
I love this curtain. I just came across your site looking for curtain ideas for my brother’s house for my sis-in-law! I will show her this idea b/c she has very neutral walls. She’s got lots of windows to do. 🙂
I saw the tutorial on how you made your first curtains, but these seem a little different. Did you sew these differently? Sorry maybe you already posted a how to on these curtains, but I’d love to see how you made them! We’re moving into our home in a couple of months. Thanks!