These are ultrasuede cornices with an arched bottom (to follow the arch of the windows) in a bay. Each section of the cornice is about 6 feet wide. The bottom of the cornice is embellished with nailhead trim. Underneath the cornice are silk stationary panels. The cornice was constructed in three pieces off-site and then assembled on site and installed as one large piece. There are no legs in the inside corners of the cornice- because we needed the panels to hang there. Although labor-intensive (and heavy!), they turned out great!Designer- Susan Stone Interiors, LLC
Workroom- Allison Reid Designs (919) 274-3534, www.allisonreid.com
Fabric- Greenhouse (ultrasuede) and Kravet (silk)
Lining (for panels)- Hanes Apollo in Ivory
Nailheads- Rowley- Bronze RenaissanceAllison D. Reid
Draperies By Design
WAA, WCAA
Wake Forest, NC
(919) 274-3534
www.allisonreid.com

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