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I'm so happy to hear my series on "Top 10 Design Mistakes" I often see in peoples homes is making an impact for so many. .. This video is for you... if you struggle with what to do with your windows. I'm going to give you tangible ideas for dressing your windows stylishly. Ideas on where to hang them, how high, how long and what fabrics, colors and textures might best compliment your room design.
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@turuanu Год назад

Rebecca, I don't follow you assiduously, but I really admire you. I like the contrast between you, a successful and capable businesswoman, who has chosen a certain level of sophistication in her life and her clientele, while at the same time, you haven't forgotten your humble origins and you are really compassionate and kind with your viewers. Your passion for your job is shining through, and it never feels like people are beneath you. I am really endeared right now. Thanks.

@jekku4688 Год назад

Hey Rebecca, do us ALL a solid by telling the manufacturers of the world's curtains and drapes who sell stuff to Walmart and Target and TJMaxx and every other store that THE WORLD DOES NOT REVOLVE AROUND 84 INCH WINDOWS!!! I believe THAT is the real problem. No matter where I go, and I mean EVERYWHERE I go, all of the drapes and curtains are only 84" long. I know that's "industry standard" but they've got to stop thinking that all of us in customer land WANT 84" window treatments....I know I sure don't!! I have bypassed some really cute curtains strictly because they were only 84". Like you, I like to take mine up to the ceiling - including my shower curtain! - because it just makes it look better. For 8 foot ceilings folks, that's 96 inches, for 9 foot ceilings, it's 108 inches. Makes a world of difference!

@diurnyr.80 Год назад

You are absolutely right a 100%. But Rebecca has been given us a solution. Buy an extra panel and add a band to them. Is going to take time for the curtains industry to take a leap. A lot of people are used to the standard size.

@marysmith861 Год назад

JCPenney carry's the longer drapes.

@vaderladyl Год назад

Jeez there are 90, 96 and 108, and 120 lengths if you look hard enough, already made, available for ages. Just Google it. I buy mine online and they are premade 96 and 108.

@cinder8290 11 месяцев назад

I have an IKEA just an hour away, that is where I buy my window treatments. And their drapes are 96" long.

@poorthing 11 месяцев назад

Amazon

@gailwilliams5278 Год назад

I look at your examples and I think. “Well, obviously that’s too short/narrow/dark.” Then I look at my problem space and I’m stumped! Thank you for giving such great illustrations and simple explanations!

@starsatnight3058 Год назад

Great teacher! I've made that mistake - buying a darker panel against a white wall. I thought it would look rich and tie in with other fabrics in the room - but it makes the whole room dark. I also like those short rods that go sides of window as then no one is opening/closing them. They're just for decor/adding softness to the window. The window itself needs a shade/blinds that actually function for light control...and in the south, we NEED light control during summer days!....so funny ...as I continued to watch ....you said exactly THAT! Love that you said...panels are for your WALLS...not your WINDOWS!!!!

@quil10it 8 месяцев назад

Breath of fresh air listening to Rebecca. It’s such common sense. I’m current,y looking for a new home and amazed at how people decorate.

@cathyellis767 Год назад

When drapes are almost pooling on floor, they get very dirty. I think an inch above the ground is more practical for real life family with kids, pets and open windows.

@vaderladyl Год назад

Yes that is an standard size called just barely kissing the floor,. and it is a legit design style. No need for pooling curtains.

@101candlelight6 10 месяцев назад

Pooling to me looks kind of untidy

@Autumn_Forest_ 4 месяца назад

And the vacuum cleaner!

@monicacollins8289 3 месяца назад

Pooling curtains are also a tripping hazard.

@MsAfrank3 3 месяца назад

@@monicacollins8289I agree. My 80+ year old Aunt tripped and broke her wrist because her curtains were too long. She recovered but I ended up hemming all of her curtains to a safer length.

@danielleLaw007 18 дней назад

"Your window treatments suck and you know it!" 😂 This intro took me out! 🤣 🔥 🔥🔥🔥

@pkstiever Год назад

Yes, I have learned a lot from you over the years and have to say you would approve of my window treatments! None are too short, they blend beautifully with my neutral walls, and they are placed close to the ceiling. I love how simple but elegant they are.

@Mellegc Год назад

I love this so much! I've been following you for almost 10 years (I used to call you The "Christmas lady"😊) it's amazing how on-point your vision always is and how easy you explain every concept to people like me, who have zero talent for design or decorating 😅 Thank you for sharing your talent and knowledge! Much respect❤

@margaritadiaz3779 Год назад

I am going to train my window treatment! 😊 I love these new posts and their format.

@francinejackson8942 Год назад

Me too! Love❤ the trained window treatment.

@carols1018 Год назад

this video was just at the right time for me. I moved 2000 miles and bought a little house. I knew about the rods placed near the ceiling. I will be looking for longer drapes that just skim the floor. Thank you, Rebecca!

@janithmathews4195 Год назад

What a huge difference it makes with the correct way of hanging window treatments. I love your videos and learn a lot from them.

@stephanieshelton986 19 дней назад

Thank you for adding the comment, when you can afford to do it. I feel like a lot of decorators forget that some of us are on a budget. My husband and I worked to pay off our very dated home and now we have the budget to update things like curtains. Thanks for the wisdom. I replaced window treatments in two rooms that are open to each other, one was orange and gold and the other was brown and blue (came with the house) with a white sheers and light tan drapes all the way across, wow what a difference it made! Thank you kindly :)

@louisemcelhill5748 8 месяцев назад

I'm learning so much from you, Rebecca. Window treatments, drapes, curtains, are so challenging. I love looking at the photos of other people's design mistakes, and how clearly (and kindly) you explain how to remedy them. I've now watched your videos on proper furniture placement and where to put the TV, and I am loving your channel. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise and your enthusiasm. Best wishes from Vancouver, British Columbia.❤

@bonnieblackmon7783 Год назад

I love the process !! Part 1,2 and 3!!! It creates such an In-depth guide for your subscribers when recreating the look!!! Keep doing it the way you do it!!! The room so far is stunning!!! Can’t wait for Sunday!!

@titinok552 Год назад

As an upholsterer, these tips make super sense because I learned them in school. But everyone had to hear them!! thank you for helping us make our homes more beautiful and homy. I hope that I will see less these mistakes that bother me thank to your advice 😅

@__-pl2lp Год назад

We need more more videos 😅 you cant believe how much that i feel when i watch it. AMAZING DESIGNS

@rebeccarobeson1 Год назад

Oh my goodness @_pl2lp… inconsistency posting every week. Not sure I can pull more out of my hat. Just remember… 3 weeks from now… I begin my Christmas decorating. It will take everything I’ve got to pull it off… while still posting every Thursday at 2pm central.

@__-pl2lp Год назад

@@rebeccarobeson1 I got epilepsy when i was study to get bachelor degree at the 1st year, here Im now architect. I went to dr at Tampa, FL and I thnx God that i come better. Most thing that i like the interior of thier homes also the schools. Now i start and almost finish for my own Villa at KSA. Watching your designs make me happy, I swear my dream to make the interior from your amazing design that i ever seen. Just watching your designs i dont know how to make my interior. I wanna make it to feel that i still in Tampa, I wanna live in your designs. I dont know how you can help me but at least i said my dream and i hope to get it true. Thank you so so so much for this videos and ill wait more cause i love it ❤️.

@NataSha-j6f8u 10 месяцев назад

@@rebeccarobeson1 I think the problem is mot U, Rebecca. U R posting good enough. The thing is that Ur videos are too awesome that make us easily get addicted to them and the more we watch the more we love to have. 😊❤

@joysterling1 Год назад

Oh Rebecca thank you so much for your input on my drapes I was so unsure about taking them up 2 stories again. When I replace them I promise to send pictures ❤

@phyllisdrinnen1837 Год назад

Thank you so much Rebecca for sharing your design expertise. I'm enjoying the videos and I always learn something new from you. ❤

@kathleenm5026 Год назад

These videos are so helpful. You really explain things in simple terms. Our homes will be greatly improved from your advice. Thank you.

@terihagerty9458 Год назад

Ms. Robeson...hurricane Ian blew throughout the inside of my Florida house for about 5 hours. I've been slowly putting it back together. I've watched so many of your videos. I can't tell you how helpful they've been! I've been wrestling with window treatments for a month! Lol. I feel better now.

@rem24h_vuaremcua 3 месяца назад

Thank you, Rebecca! I’ve always struggled with picking the right window treatments, but your detailed explanations have made it so much easier. My living room looks so much more elegant now.

@margarettepage8865 Год назад

Great video! I would also love to see a video on window shades. ❤

@melissallewellyn2328 7 месяцев назад

Rebecca you inspired me! I signed up for design sessions a couple years ago when I did a first pass update on my home and I put roller shades on all my windows and floor to ceiling curtains on the WALLS😂 I really enjoyed the look but I didn't have the funds to do a fuller more luxurious pleated curtain... and I never got around to hemming what I had so I had a puddle 😂 plus my kids had their hands all over the linen curtains making them quite wrinkled. Well. You inspired me to launder all my linens, and buy some luxurious triple pleated ones for my main living space, using the old ones to add fullness in my bedroom treatments since they are the same fabric and color. My home already looks so much better!! Curtains MAKE the room.

@shannoncosgrove2489 Год назад

I think your the greatest , I love that that you actually help average people to get better at decorating , we all can’t afford the option !! Your advice is so so helpful Listening to your videos and RU-vid’s has helped me so much I’m quite proud what o learned and changed in my own home 🏡

@mapleleaf0 Год назад

All great advice! I do have to say Kildsence's living room overall was a wonderfully decorated room. There was such a lovely mix of materials, beautiful arrangement of furnishings, and it is so warm and inviting. 11:01

@flashyfun5500 11 месяцев назад

Ms. Rebecca you are looking fabulous. I'm so glad you were able to bounce back from everything. Keep doing what you're doing and I'll keep watching

@SandyCloud 3 месяца назад

I followed your suggestion to uncover my window and “frame” it on the side with my drapes…tremendous difference! Thank you!

@nm9412 8 месяцев назад

You seem so genuine and down to earth person and yet totally an exceptional artist! I totally admire you!

@lindab8397 Год назад

Agree with all your comments on all these rooms. Your videos always show things that some people just can’t see themselves. 👍🇬🇧

@Marie-zc4dm Год назад

I like when you do these videos, they are so interesting! It all makes sense once you point it out.

@rebeccarobeson1 Год назад

So glad Maria… that’s my whole point!!! RR

@KarinvanderWal-i7x Год назад

Rebecca, you are a recent discovery and I am having so much fun and learning a lot. However, you are commenting on the fact that windowtreatments are often too short. I apoligize upfront for sounding like a Suzy Homemaker but they catch dust and are a pain to hoover up. And a lot of people have a pet, those hairs are so tricky to remove from curtain hems. This way ( the too short way ) is so much faster and easier to clean.

@vschroeder4062 5 месяцев назад

The 'rules' are clear and you show so many examples. Thank you!

@barbiedoll6071 7 месяцев назад

Just discovered your site Rebecca. Love that you have actual photos that you can point out the mistakes and how to fix them! So many designers I see on RU-vid have the camera basically focused on them and you see very little if not fleeting photos of the design. I will be tuning in for more tutorials!

@DottyKupsky 8 месяцев назад

I love your style of teaching and the real life examples you give. My drapes are short, though, because I hate having to move them to sweep, which I do quite often with dogs. But I think I will raise the rods and make them much wider. Thank you!

@iamme548 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for this video. I already knew most the basics, like touching the floor and almost or to the top of the window and dress the wall. However not making them a functional piece was not part of my plan. I’m glad I watched this video. I’m in the process of updating a guest room. I now know the drapes and blinds are independent. Never thought to much about that aspect. This just saved me a design mistake. I plan to have linen Roman shades and linen drapes. Both will be a white color.

@lynngolemon8171 10 месяцев назад

OMG. I found you by accident! How wonderful. I was going to hang everything in my new home very wrong. Thanks for all of your help!

@boomboomwatts4745 11 месяцев назад

So you take sole/full credit for the window treatments to the ceiling? Wow! You are important. I’m sure your “customers” love you poking fun of them. Classy.

@M3GANdoll 7 месяцев назад

Yeah...That part

@patty7116 Год назад

Love the visual of the images and suggested corrections. Thanks for making the screen image of your computer larger in OUR screen image. That greatly helps. You might also consider using a pointer (even a pencil) instead of your hands so we can see the areas you're pointing out. That's not a comment on your hands!, but is a comment on being able to see more of the image itself. You might also consider putting pieces of paper to cover areas you want our eyes to "disregard." I've always loved the "draw on the photos" technique, too. Thanks for bringing that back in a few cases. All very interesting...

@rebeccarobeson1 Год назад

God feedback Patty … thank you RR

@stealth48nurse Год назад

What a great idea to hold back the polyester window treatment with paper. I am going to do that right now to eliminate that A-line skirt poof. Thank you for that hack!

@maralavern Год назад

Window treatments to the ceiling, high and wide as they say, trending? I’ve been doing exactly this, even shower curtains if needed, for over 20 years. Love this video Rebecca!!!

@vaderladyl Год назад

That is not trendy, that is actual curtains 101 knowledge.

@bettyg7274 Год назад

Wow, an incredible video. I felt happy about the number of times I noticed I was already using some of the rules. In the last few years, I have learned so much about additional design concepts new to me. Thanks for being an amazing teacher. I will be joining your sessions.

@joansnively 5 месяцев назад

I appreciate and agree with all your window treatment ideas and comments. We have a large home with a generous size master bedroom. The bay window has lovely custom warm white sheer fabric blinds. As the room overlooks a nice pond, I have just allowed the blinds to be enough at the windows. There are no other windows in the room. As I am doing a few updates I would like to add stationary drapes and looking for the best way to accomplish that. And do I match the blinds or the walls (warm taupe) or…? I usually prefer neutral colors for things that have long life and pops of color with things that are more transient (pillows, decor etc,). Thank you very much for your suggestions! Joanie

@JentasticVintage26 Год назад

With the inch too short thing, I can’t have my curtains pooling in the floor. I have young children still and we have dogs. I feel like it’s better to be an inch off the floor than for it to be getting nasty puddled in the floor. I have to find a balance between style and practicality.

@vaderladyl Год назад

Just kissing the floor is fine, that means touching the floor by a tiny bit, can be a half inch or so.

@t.m.3769 9 месяцев назад

I agree. Pets and children will do a number to hit curtains

@sandyfishgirl 9 месяцев назад

If I puddle, which I LOVE 🤷🏻‍♀ my husband, LOVE him too ☺ sucks them up with the vacuum 😯 Dog! LOVE them too! Can’t afford to spend big money on “shades” that block my girl’s view, they wouldn’t last! My “shades” are affordable sheers, white throughout the house. Oh! I do change my drapes seasonally, red, green, holly for Christmas, brown for the Fall and so on… I’m probably breaking all kinds of rules! Friends and family think my window treatments are fancy 😉

@Sarah.Brown29 9 дней назад

Thank you. We have so many kids, so many animals ... pooling curtains aren't an option

@melrosepnn Год назад

Been holding back on installing window treatments for fear of doing it all wrong. From length, fabric, color, etc. Will you please teach us about curtain rods to choose from? Thank you!

@michellewinkler3985 10 месяцев назад

What do you think about big louver Shutters. I live in CO and have them on every window in our house. I combine them with drapes. I have hung drapes almost to the ceiling and they "frame" the shutters so I can open and close the shutters. I also had hubby install dimmer switches recently for our pot lights so they really look nice with the shutters/drapes in the evening! With the cold weather here the shutters work as a great thermal barrier in the winter and with our high elevation they also work to keep the house cooler in the summer when I shut the south side of the house. They are UV and so far they have not faded. They were costly but we love them!

@Teresa-xq5ut 3 месяца назад

I'm getting ready to move into a new house. I got a lot of ideas and took pics from the model homes I went through. You're video helped too. Thanks!

@heathervona1780 Год назад

❤ Your talent is like a gift to all those who watch.

@cacticollector6542 10 месяцев назад

I love your work! I’ve learned so much from you. Kinda Ben watching your videos and I decided to raise the height of my curtains and move them over opening up my windows. I love it. Thank you so much ❤

@macdenr 8 месяцев назад

Hi Rebecca, can you please advise us on how to properly design living room bay windows? Thanks so much for all your helpful tips!

@QueenZ731 Год назад

It would be nice to see a followup video and maybe these people took your advice and can send you pics. Would be cool to see. I enjoyed all your ideas. The only thing i just havemt been able to change my mind about are the 1/2 rods on the clgs or even on the walls. Just love the full long rod across the entire length🤷🏻‍♀️

@ruthmcdowell8125 Год назад

I agree. I prefer a full length rod.

@iannone39 Год назад

I have certainly learnt a lot from the best from Christmas , to decorating and to designing a house...and spot on the window treatments certainly make a difference we've always had them but never looked right until I took them up to our cornices and kissing the floor and wow what a difference our house looks like. Thank you for sharing all your information on your design session....👌👌👌 can't wait to see the next reveal...also how did you make that paper design to trian your curtains to fall beautifully ❤❤❤❤

@ejmedina7065 Год назад

Thank you Rebecca for sharing all this information. I learn so much from you!! God Bless You 😊

@jackiemasek8302 Год назад

I signed up for the free trial of the Design Sessions thinking I could just get through it all and then cancel. I’m on a budget. But there’s so much there! You really go in-depth on these concepts, many sessions are two hours long. So, fine, I can afford $10 a month to learn how to make my house a home. Plus, I will be saving money buying things that won’t really look good any way or last long!

@ShirleyGirl32 Год назад

These are the types of videos you do that I love.

@elle1014elle Год назад

You are the queen of design! Your videos not only teach the proper way to design but you are funny and so much fun to watch. We are building a new house and When we start purchasing curtains and furniture I will keep in mind what would you do. Your a doll! 😊

@mgee8545 Год назад

The section on hidden storage brought back happy memories. My grandparent's farmhouse, which was built in the late 19th century had hidden storage under the staircase. It could be accessed two ways. One was by removing the second step. The other was through my grandparent's bedroom closet. We were rarely allowed to enter that way. I used to bump down those stairs on my bottom for fun. All of the curtains were lace. After washing and starching my grandmother would stretch them on a wooden frame with lots of nails to dry. Wicked thing that. The old farmhouse is still located about four miles southwest of Guthrie, Oklahoma. Welcome to Sooner Land.

@debbiehoagland548 Год назад

Truly the most informative video I've ever watched! So very helpful. You're awesome 😊

@italiavargas4858 Год назад

Beautifully done! I love this segment! Keep ‘em commin!!👏🏼 🫶🏻

@christinecoleman6460 2 месяца назад

I love the window treatment ideas and agree with all the ideas you illustrated.

@momof2momof2 8 месяцев назад

I've been doing the "trending" of hanging curtains/drapes higher and wider for many years. It easily corrects room design flaws. As with most things, measure and plan first before purchasing.

@valeriehowden471 Год назад

Thanks for this one, Rebecca. My home is MCM and i was planning out the living room for future renos. Now all i need is Lutron roller shades for privacy. I think sometimes individuals get companies to install window treatments for their homes and 'deal' is for every window to be covered. Windows are so expensive, so why cover up the edges with treatments?!?

@joanndelise4834 Год назад

Thank you for all your knowledge and advise. The right window treatments make the difference.

@robinluich6626 8 месяцев назад

I clearly have a natural eye for pattern and textures,along with styles that work together and Curtain heights.

@joycey4754 Год назад

I love French cafe curtains in a kitchen/ eating area. How can they go out of style? Charm is so important. Charm can be updated too.

@vaderladyl Год назад

Those are a classic choice, they don't know what they talking about .

@suzismith9681 11 месяцев назад

The dining room, I got it right! Woohoo! Lots of dark wooden furniture and light linen drapes, rail at the right height, carpet the right size. Win this room!❤ bedroom is next, groan.....way too much furniture! 😂

@dolorescastaneda2673 7 месяцев назад

Thank you. I will be making some window changes to my windows, after watching this video.

@louanneross6410 Год назад

Love these serjes. Your expertise is so valuable. You are the best designer ever.

@zeldalavender2002 Год назад

Thanks so much for the helpful info. I must say I love you and your son working together. Together you 2 make the perfect team. I absolutely love it! You play so well off each other. ❤

@sabrinajones6473 10 месяцев назад

The key is be ready to sew extra material because most curtains are 84 in height. Not let it be high waters. If you got great windows then you don’t need curtains. Great lesson and this was my first time watching.

@djh7691 6 месяцев назад

One of the most useful videos I have ever watched. Thank you!!

@deborahjellenburg4939 5 месяцев назад

I’m so glad I found your channel! I loved this video and I agree with your advice on how to hand window curtains ! I just love design in general and I truly enjoyed the window suggestions for the Mid century modern windows! I subscribed and I’m going to binge watch! Thanks for all the suggestions.

@denasewell 10 месяцев назад

It's true I think I learned that trick from you of running the drapes/curtains from the ceiling from you years ago...I do not buy cheap curtains I buy fabric and line the fabric myself as they never make curtains long enough in the big box stores

@TSouthernSweets 3 месяца назад

Rebecca, thank you so much. I have learned so much. I appreciate you and your tips.

@donnaschindlbeck7457 Год назад

Another great video! For those of us who 8 ft from floor to ceiling it would be so nice if more manufacturers made panels at 90” rather than 84” which are too short or 96” which are too long. 90” gives enough space for a rod, header and for the panels to “kiss” the floor. Over the past few years I have changed up all my window treatments and what a difference it made! Linen or linen like is my best friend! I love your trick about “training” them. I also use paper towel or toilet paper tubes cut to 2” behind grommet type panels. Perfectly spaced and you can’t see them! 😊

@vaderladyl Год назад

That is odd because I have 8ft ceilings and 96 are always the correct size for my windows.

@donnaschindlbeck7457 Год назад

@@vaderladyl It does depend on what type of panels and rod you are using.

@wig4usc 11 месяцев назад

This came at the perfect time!! I have a very small 1920’s house. I have no option but to push my sofa against the wall with my front window. I never knew curtains shouldn’t be pulled back and forth!! We need privacy at night. My husband and I have been bickering about the curtains, he wants to have them above the couch!!! God, no!!! The answer is to get blinds. Thank you for helping my cause!

@ОРогозина Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing your secrets. It helps immensely!

@na3193 Год назад

You're right and it could make huge differences!

@tinacantarella3919 Год назад

I love how you explain the process.

@MissVonDerBishh 8 месяцев назад

Your intro deserves an immediate sub! Yes ma’am!!!!❤ And DAMN! I’m a crap decorator!

@serenayaniak7577 11 месяцев назад

Hi! I have electric baseboard heat under all of my windows! Right now i have faux wood white blinds. I love curtains/ window treatments. I dont want to start a fire. In a condo in nj on very small lake . Walls are polar bear by Behr. Floors are casatway oak mutestep by Cali floors. Kitchen is white ahaker. Galaxy white quartz ( white with flexks of something ) lol For bedroom i need immediate darkness. My bathroom is literally caving in i noticed today. From 1960

@kristivice5537 3 месяца назад

Yep, my ceiling to floor drapes in my living room rock. While I usually avoid covering my windows at all cost, in this case, I am in a rental and I am hiding the installed vertical blinds, so my drapes are slightly into the windows. These drapes look great and never move. But, my bedrooms are all problems. I would like them to be attractive, but I want light during the day and absolute blackout at night. I yank my blackout drapes around and they look like it.

@mariagaribay7413 Год назад

Hi Rebecca thank you so much for all the wonderful information that you give us🥰🥰 I’ll for sure fix up my curtains like this❤️

@benjamind.gordon 13 дней назад

Hi Rebacca, I stumpled upon your channel window treatments and I some of your tips peaked my interest. Here is the conundrum: I reside in Scandinavia, and it gets quite cold in the winter, so heaters are in most cases placed under the windows (I can send a picture) which allows to make the cold air circulate upwards. In this case, it would be counterproductive to have curtains that go all the way to the flore as they would block of the heat. I do understand that according to you, window treatments are decorative more than to block the light. However, the way the windows are designed, it is not possible to have shades, as they would block the opening of the windows. (again I am happy to send pictures) . I would love to have your tips on what to do.

@daryaelm Год назад

Rebecca, thank you so much! I am going to change a lot in my house.

@amberklein1560 Год назад

OH! How I've missed these kinds of videos. Thank you SO much for this.

@mariep4018 5 месяцев назад

I’ve had a window treatment book for over 15 years and that is not a new concept. But it is beautiful. I have to agree going to the ceiling with drapes, especially if you have high ceilings makes the room look elegant.❤

@natvtxn1213 Год назад

Nothing like getting straight to the point in your introduction! Ha! 17:52 is the issue I'm having with a pair of drapes.

@JoannaApplegate Месяц назад

My husband and I watched this together, and the way you explain everything, especially how you illustrate the window treatments directly on the pictures, makes it so easy to understand. You truly transform the space in seconds, even without the fabric in place. Thank you so much for your content, and an early thank you for the upcoming transformation of my master bedroom window treatments, inspired by you 🍎."

@anamadigan1671 7 месяцев назад

Hi Rebecca, I joined the Design Session but I am unable to log on. I need to learn more about hanging and placing my window treatments in the right places. How to I get back to Design Session??? Thank you for being on You Tube and starting a new chapter in your life.

@carolbryant547 Год назад

I have just found you on RU-vid. I am enjoying all your tips! I wish I had know about this video ahead of time and sent in a photo. On the front wall of our house, we have a dining room that connects to our great room. My dining room window is a normal window, but the living room window is flanked between two built in bookcases. Right now I have white faux wood blinds on both of them, but I would love to hang sheer curtains. Unfortunately, since the living room window appears to be set back, with no wall space to add window treatments, I can’t figure out what to do. Thank you for doing these videos! I hope you will address something like this down the road.

@great-garden-watch Год назад

Ooo that symmetrical dining room with the dark wood…just replace the middle art with that thick frame with the same size modern art in lighter colors and minimal frame or frameless canvas. So elevated in a nice room!

@Helencain1 9 месяцев назад

Like the idea of going to the ceiling

@pattieg2815 Год назад

Just discovered your channel. Fantastic tips. I plan to return often. Thank you.

@emguilbe 8 месяцев назад

Excellent video 👍🏼

@olgaramirez1447 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for your video.❤❤❤❤❤

@miralmbayed6844 Год назад

Your video was very informative thanks

@sibdonemorris8326 11 месяцев назад

Love you you are the best!!!!

@bradwatson7324 Год назад

"Your window treatments suck. And you know it." Winner: Best Video Intro of the Year!

@donnalong108 4 месяца назад

I found this intro incredibly offputting and offensive. Fortunately, I was able to get past it and find some very useful content, and also see that Rebecca is actually a very decent human being!