Window Accents, Inc.

My client today was trying to decide between woven woods and shutters for his home office.  He was wanting to transition to a more formal office with rich, dark furniture.  His home is also set on a beautiful lot surrounded by trees in Maineville, OH.  His considerations would be to go with a more casual, natural “woodsy” feel with the woven woods, or a more formal, stately feel with the shutters.  Given the setting of the home and the formal office, there is no “right ” answer - just preference.

I love Screen Roller Shades for commercial applications.  They let you see the view outside without the glare of the sun.  I have installed them in several business in the Mason and Maineville, OH areas.

Last night I held a Trunk Show of Window Fashions at one of my favorite client’s home.  She invited several women to attend. They came from Blanchester, West Chester, Mason, Maineville and Loveland After enjoying delicious appetizers and wine, we began an exploration of window treatments.  We looked at various new blinds and shades that are available through Hunter Douglas, Lafayette, and ADO.  We talked about trends in draperies treatments and lookes at many options for decorating a window.  I look forward to the next one!

Brown tastes good - we have a lot positive culinary associations with this wonderful color.  Anyone a chocolate freak?  Or maybe fried chicken? Or fresh bread from the oven?  Older generations sometimes thought of brown as boring, but younger generations see it as upscale, luxurious and formal.  Brown and orange are also the colors we associate with Thanskgiving.  so enjoy that brown roasted turkey and the pumpkin pie.

All colors are a reflection of nature.  Brown is rich, warm and comforting.  It’s a color that most humanity feels comfortable with, because of its association with earth.  Brown represents honesty and stability.  During times of trouble, we often turn to brown and other earth tones.  Interesting that brown has been a key color in fashion and home decor during this year of financial and poitical upheaval.

It is so easy to update your home decor with window treatments, AND have it ready before the busiest time of year.  But you must call me now.  I am ready to drop by at your convenience to show you how, together, we can add more value, beauty, and comfort to your home.  I’ll help you do all that within your budget, too! I am always in the Mason Oh and Maineville Oh areas. Call now, 513-314-6739.

Your windows are the one place in any room where it is possible to completely change the design without having to completely change the room. With an almost infinite selection of fabrics to choose from you can make a room look brand new without changing another single thing! By working within your room’s existing decor, and from its existing color palette, you can bring that custom-tailored look to any part of your home without even changing a wall color.  I find that families in Mason and Maineville, OH appreciate this redecorating on a budget tactic.

What could be better motivation than a change of seasons to help get you started making your home as beautiful as it can be for the coming holidays.  We will soon be at the height of indoor entertainment!  October is really a perfect time in Mason and Maineville, OH to consider new window decor ideas so as to be certain your updated home will look fresh and new in time for holiday parties and family get togethers.

This week, the Mason Oh and Maineville Oh Pulse Journal and the Western Star newspapers published a special section called Women in Business. We were fortunate enough to be featured in this section. Owner, Kim Lyon, is very proud to have been interviewed for the article and we love being an integral part of these communities. Many clients have called or emailed to offer congratulations. Thank you to all our faithful customers who have contributed to our success over the years.

What a fabulous experience!  I was honored to work in the home of the Ayer’s family in West Chester, OH.  I worked with several other drapery experts, as we crafted bedding and draperies for the new home.  It was truly a “feel good” experience.  God bless you, Ayer’s family!