Hello Monday! My household is mostly well now, and we even got out and enjoyed the weekend. I hope you enjoyed yours as well. Did you make it to the World Market Friends & Family Sale? Never one to let a good coupon go to waste, I popped in and picked up some pretty linens for our Easter table.
I felt like such a chump for not getting to this post last week after showing the pelmet and monogram, but I assured myself that none of you is living and dying by this blog. Or are you?!? I’ll keep my chit-chat to a minimum and just let you gaze upon the gorgeous window in Babygirl’s Room.
I’m crazy for how the Art Center pairs with the window. It’s almost as if I planned it!?! Using fabric glue, I trimmed the drapes in perfectly-coordinated grosgrain ribbon. The drapes aren’t as sheer as they appear, it’s just difficult to get a good picture of a West-facing window when it’s actually light enough to see it.
I decided a simple shape for the pelmet would pair nicely with the straight lines of the Faux Crown Molding. I love how the molding and pelmet trim are perfectly aligned.
Here’s a view of the window with the drapes closed and open.
And another at night.
The L-brackets worked perfectly, and the pelmet rests flush against the wall. I’m pretty much obsessed with the khaki ceiling too!
Since I walked you through every painful step in building the pelmet, I thought I’d show you how we actually hung it. After the curtains were hung, we positioned the pelmet exactly where we wanted it (covering the curtain rod), and screwed the bracket into the wall. Ours is 53″ wide, so it was definitely a 2-man job. {Thanks babe!}
Here’s a peek looking up, where you can see the darkening shade. When rolled up, it’s completely hidden by the pelmet.
Hard to believe this is the same little 36″ wide window.
I think the monogram is the perfect finishing touch…making it sophisticated, yet the pink keeps it youthful! Here’s a peek of of the window with her Radish Bed.
I only have a handful of projects left to show you before revealing the full room…including one for the light that I’ve yet to attempt. Are you still with me??? Did you almost die waiting for this window reveal?!?
The window looks awesome, very sophisticated. I've got to try this when we move to our new house.
ooh it looks awesome! it adds a nice touch of modern sohpistication to the room. nicely done, cassie!
Oh my – I love this! It turned out so great! Glad to hear everyone is feeling better!
That looks fabulous! Love it:)
Wow, Cassie, that came out so fabulous!! Really. Great job!!
Looks fanfreakingtastic, Cassie.
Ps, so glad you're all feeling well now 🙂
So great – Lucky lady to have such a talented momma!
This looks beautiful! You did a wonderful job!
Gorgeous! The window looks so much bigger. Can't wait to see the whole room.
This is adorable, it adds so much to the room! Fabulous job Cassie! Janell
Everything has come together nicely and looks beautiful!
This transformation is incredible. The drapery looks SO custom and the pelmet is perfect. Way to go Cassie!
It looks so good! Danielle is right, it has a custom feel to it.
It looks so cute!!
ohmigosh! its stunning!
AH…I'm so excited about your finished window- it's soooo perfect for the room and you did an amazing job!! xo
Cass! That looks freaking awesome!!! I love it. Great job!
OH, Cassie!!!! It completely rocks. Beautiful job. It really adds so much. I love it.
i love it!!! Looks amazing!!
Emily Hewett
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You took a cute baby's room – no real architectural interest at all – and turned it into a beautiful, custom room with attention to every detail that looks as if it was $$$-designed by a professional…and won't those dollars you saved be SO much more fun to spend next month in sidewalk cafes?! Smart, talented little cookie! 🙂 Ali
gorgeous!
Love it! It makes the window look enormous. Great job!!!
You seriously rocked this one!!! I am in LOVE with it and am bookmarking this for my future bebes rooms!! (Gotta plan ahead right?) 🙂 Glad y'all are feeling better!
I really did almost die…(c: It looks so amazing, totally worth the wait! (c: I just love how light and clean it all looks with still having so much AMAZING radish color…love.
looks amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
It looks great!! The monogram is definitely a fab touch! You have some serious DIY skills!!
It's beautiful, Cassie! It adds a ncie touch to her room and I love the grosgrain trim you've added to the drapes. Beautifully done!
if i haven't told you already…you are my DIY hero!
It is TO DIE FOR! All of it, I love love it all!! GREAT job 🙂
what a difference and such a lucky little girl! looks great!
OMG. It's AH MA ZING! So worth the wait. Your little girl has the best room ever!!!
It's adorable and a perfect reflection of the fun family you have!
It turned out perfect!!! I love the monogram!!! Great job once again!
Turned out great, so chic!
It's beautiful!
Amazing! It turned out absolutely perfect:)
Oh my…this looks outstanding…love the monogram! Hop over and show it off at my NIFTY THRIFTY party and enter my cute giveaway.
Blessings,
Linda
Everything is coming together beautifully!
Looks amazing. I love the way the room is looking. Beautiful, as always.
wow you really did a great job – it looks amazing! And the window looks so much bigger now 🙂
Just stumbled across your blog—lovely! I put you on my blog roll and can't wait to follow your great projects!
That turned out fantastic. I especially like the hidden roller blind. It makes the room look so finished. Well done!
Shut the front door. That looks amazing! Great job, girl!
Looks super cute and great idea on using light weight foam board. You've inspired me to get going on my girl's playroom. The paint was rolled Sunday and and off to the fabric store tomorrow.
Oh my gosh. Adorable. I can't get over how well it's all coming out! It adds so much personality to the room!
it turned out FANTASTIC. I love it. Love the curtains with the radish trim, love the pelmet, the whole thing. Great job.
It's SO amazing, Cassie! Literally perfect!! What does your little one think of it??!
Just perfect!!! Thanks so much for sharing all your how to's on the project! Give yourself a high 5 on this one!!!
WOW! Gorgeous results! I found this through your Tip Me Tuesday link up, and I'm so glad I did. May have to give this a try in my little girls room. 🙂
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That is a beautiful cornice! Wow! I love that. Great job
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This looks fabulous! Great job! Here from A2Z
Cassie, this is gorgeous, I love the fabric choice and the beautiful contrast with that monogram, bravo!!
xo
Kate
Your photo immediately caught my eye at the linky party. I love,love,love it! You have inspired me to try a similar project in my daughter's room. I'm following along for more inspiration. Have a beautiful day!
Ann-Marie
Wow! Fantastic!
That monogrammed pelmet with the drapes is just awesome!! Aren't you happy you went with the pink??!! Makes such a statement and I love the little art center below!
Looks great!!
Hello there,
Simply stunning!… Luxy Living is your newest follower.
Great blog.=)
love, love, love how this turned out!!!! Great job 🙂
Wow! That is great! Enjoyed reading your blog tonight!
I LOVE IT, I MADE 3 OF THEM. THE HELMET CAME OUT VERY NICE.SMILE BUT WHEN I TURN ON MY CENTRAL AIR BY IT BIENG COLD THE HEAT MAKE THE DUCT TAPE COME LOOSE MIGHT STAPLE IT.I STILL LOVE IT.THANKS,
Can't believe I haven't found your amazing blog before now! I am loving it! New follower!
Jenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof