Metropolis Iron Releases New Line of Ruffled Drapery Medallions
Iron Home Décor Designer, Metropolis Iron, has released a new line of ruffled drapery medallions. These new medallions offer designers a drapery hardware option which
Drapery rosettes date back to the mid Victorian era (1850-1870). They were originally created as a “curtain pin” or holdback. The first drapery medallions had large heads and thick stalks and were used more for functionality than decoration. By the late Victorian age (1870-1900) window treatments began to grow more elaborate and the drapery medallion began to evolve from a tool to a decoration. In these early days of drapery medallions, tiebacks were generally created in brass and a handful of designs including scrollwork or floral.
Iron Home Décor Designer, Metropolis Iron, has released a new line of ruffled drapery medallions. These new medallions offer designers a drapery hardware option which
As the name suggests, holdbacks decoratively hold curtains back to let the light in, giving you a light-filled, elegant look for your room. Installing curtain
Curtain holdbacks are an important feature of any complete window treatment design. A good curtain tie back should not only be functional as to tie
If you aren’t very skilled in the world of drapery hardware vocabulary, creating the perfect window treatment can be a difficult task. Knowing what the item is
When it comes to decorating, choosing curtains can be an exciting way to add a personal touch to the rooms in your home. But, what
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