A T
H O M E
Decorators Workroom gives windows the treatment
D
o you love those beautiful custom window treatments in model homes and on HGTV? Don’t let the high price of custom-made window treatments keep you from enjoying superb quality in your home. Go direct to the skilled craftsmen at The Decorators Workroom. They create exceptional window treatments at surprisingly affordable prices... direct to you, with no middleman adding extra charges. “I priced custom cornices with an interior designer and also at a shop specializing in window treatments,” said Anna Rumsey of Anderson. “The prices were just too high. Then a friend of mine told me about The Decorators Workroom. Their prices were so reasonable and the quality
Decorators Workroom!” In addition to cornices and valances, The Decorators Workroom can create any type of window fashion for your home including draperies, side panels, Roman shades and more. They also design upholstered headboards and ottomans to add that truly custom
“Each window creation from The Decorators Workroom is made by hand right here in Cincinnati with top-of-the-line fabrics, expert construction, and quality dressmaker-style details like covered buttons, lush fringe, covered piping and contrasting borders.” was top-notch. Best of all, everything was tailormade for my windows!” A designer from The Decorators Workroom will come to your home for a no-cost consultation. She’ll listen to what you want, offer lots of ideas and fabrics to choose from, and show you samples of their beautiful workmanship. Check out the beautiful results for Anna’s kitchen window in the ad on this page. Her fully upholstered classic cornice fea-
tures two fabrics in coordinating checks and stripes with jute rope trim and a playful tassel detail at the bottom edge. Anna’s total cost for fabrics, trims and labor was just $199. Compare that to her quote of $425 from a retail store. “I was almost ready to settle for readymade window treatments, but they looked like everyone else’s windows and were really a bit skimpy,” said Anna. “Then I discovered The
touch... all at surprisingly affordable prices. Each window creation from The Decorators Workroom is made by hand right here in Cincinnati with top-ofthe-line fabrics, expert construction, and quality dressmaker-style details like covered buttons, lush fringe, covered piping and contrasting borders. Call 515-1138 today to schedule a free, no-obligation appointment with an interior designer from The Decorators Workroom.
owners thousands if a worker were to get hurt on their property because hosance company for the remaining balance pitals now go after homeowner insurance policies. due, saving homeowners from out of Rooftime invests in shingle certificapocket expenses. tion classes for its installers and are Roofing contractors who insist on payment when the job is complete leave members of local area chambers, as well as the Home Builders Association, and homeowners no choice but to let their the National, the Ohio, and the homes leak, or scramble to find a way to Kentucky, Roofing Contractors cover the thousands of dollars it can Associations. Their ten year membership take to install a new roof or siding. in the Professional Roofers Advisory At Rooftime, they will do the work and then send an invoice and pctures of Council and their five year status as Shinglemaster’s represents a huge the finished project to the insurance company. “We always try to put our cus- investment in time and money; so that a Rooftime customer can be secure in tomers first,” Feltner says. knowing they will receive a text-book Rooftime uses their own trained and installation. shingle certified crews and is fully Visit Rooftime’s Web site for informainsured with workers compensation and tive (and funny) information about all liability protection. Feltner warns that things roofing, at www.time2roof.com, some roofing companies that employ or call and speak to Sandy right now at foreign workers (without social security 513-528-TIME or 859-341-TIME. numbers) can cost unsuspecting home-
Roof Time from page 8
East | Northeast
Sept. 16-17, 2009
Communitypress.com
C R E A T I V E
L I V I N G
9