基本信息·出版社：Chronicle Books ·页码：104 页 ·出版日期：2000年03月 ·ISBN：0811827208 ·条形码：9780811827201 ·装帧：平装 ·正文语种：英语 ...
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基本信息·出版社：Chronicle Books
·页码：104 页
·出版日期：2000年03月
·ISBN：0811827208
·条形码：9780811827201
·装帧：平装
·正文语种：英语
·丛书名：Recipes & Ideas
内容简介 Window pose both a challenge and an opportunity--how they are covered can change a room dramatically. Explore the myriad ways of dressing your windows using fabrics, screens, and a variety of contemporary decorating techniques. Adding curtains, drapes, or shutters, decorating the frame, sill, or even the windowpane are just a few of the ways you can alter or enhance the look and mood of any room. With numerous inspirational and practical ideas as well as 20 detailed design projects,
Recipes & Ideas: Windows will show you how to do it yourself and achieve beautiful, professional results.
作者简介 From their respective backgrounds in fashion and fine art, Lynne Robinson and Richard Lowther now work together on a wide range of projects, from commissions for paintings and murals to decorative paintwork and designs for interior furnishings. Their previous books include Stencilling and Decorative Paint Recipes.
--This text refers to the Paperback edition. 编辑推荐 Amazon.com Review From simple do-it-yourself shades to elaborate stained glass creations,
Recipes & Ideas: Windows features an enormous range of creative projects for turning a plain window into a work of art. The introduction focuses on the architectural details that make windows stand beautifully on their own--no covering necessary--and how rarely our "dream window" is to be found. Later chapters provide step-by-step instructions for window treatments appropriate for every room and every decorating style in your home. Many are simple and inexpensive, using organza, burlap, vinyl, and plain metal grommets or clasps as hangers.
Sections are divided not by room, but rather by amount of light you wish to block from the area. The fabrics shown get lighter as the book progresses, ending with several unusual suggestions for making movable, rolling screens or collapsible reflectors. One lovely picture shows living plants being used to create a summery screen. There's also a fun section on seasonal possibilities, achieved with paint, stencils, and suction cups--you'll find some great inspirations for holiday decorations. The illustrations and detailed instructions of the last chapter demonstrate sewing and installation techniques to ensure professional-looking results. With such a large variety of techniques, some do require an experienced hand at the sewing machine, but the authors make an effort to supply simple alternatives to complex methods whenever possible. With this book and a few weekends of sewing, your windows can have an original new look that you'll be proud to show off. --Jill Lightner
