Elevating High Ceilings - Stevenson Vestal - Drapery Workroom - Beautiful Artisanship

High ceilings can be a homeowner's dream, adding a sense of grandeur and spaciousness to any room. But they can also pose a design challenge. One of the most effective ways to accentuate and balance high ceilings is through the strategic use of draperies.

In this Family Room, we see a stunning example of how Top Tacked Two Prong Draperies have transformed the room with soaring ceilings. The long, floor-length draperies draw the eye upward, emphasizing the height of the space.

Designer: Luisa Carroll, Ethan Allen-Virginia Beach VA

Floor-to-ceiling neutral drapery panels are used to frame the massive window wall, softening the vertical lines and adding texture to the expansive wall space.

The height of the room is anchored by two large, multi-tier crystal chandeliers that add a sense of formal luxury to the upper volume of the space.

A vast, sophisticated living space defined by a soaring vaulted ceiling and a double-height wall of windows that creates a dramatic, airy atmosphere.

The exceptionally high ceiling allows for two tiers of windows, flooding the room with natural light and emphasizing the scale of the architecture.

More draperies in the Master Bedroom.

By mounting the rod nearly at the ceiling line and extending it beyond the window frame, the draperies make the windows appear larger and the ceilings feel even taller.

The draperies are paired with functional horizontal blinds, offering a versatile double-layer approach for both soft light filtration and total privacy.

A serene, master bedroom suite showcasing an architectural tray ceiling and elegant traditional moldings that create a sense of refined luxury.

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