Friday, April 30, 2010

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Upholstered Headboard by Josh
This is an Upholstered headboard with five inches shirred border around the three sides.
This headboard can be attached to the bed frame or can be placed behind the bed without screws.
It is possible to make a quilted bed spread from the same fabric and even window treatments such as Drapes, upholstered cornices, swags, roman shades etc.

Monday, April 26, 2010

Real Estate Blog - Window Treatment By Josh

ndow Treatment By Josh

This window treatment was a bit challenging.

The window was twenty two feet high and I was not allowed to bring a hydraulic scufold, because the floor would not support

the weight of the scaffold...

I started the installation from the top center to the side, and than continue the stationary panels.

On the windows I had installed Duette shades.

Real Estate Blog - Window Treatment By Josh

Wall Upholstery By Josh

This job was done in a catering hall in New York.

The walls were covered with one inch thick of sound absorbent panels.

Over the panels I had installed a half inch flame retardant Dacron padding.

The third step was to apply the fabric over the padding.

I finished the perimeter with double welt that was made from the same fabric.

Wall Upholstery By Josh

Real Estate Blog - Balloon Shades By Josh

Balloon shades do add a special worm look to the window...

In this case we used a beautiful rich looking fabric that was warm looking and soft at the same time.

I gave it a five inch shirring on the top and stuffed the bottom with soft paper.

I installed it in a way that it will be easy to remove for cleaning.

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Windows decorating

An upholstered cornice with stationary panels and a soft shade behind.
The face of the cornice was thirty inches and it was hard installing it because my arms were not as long as the cornice.
I had to use a very long screw driver.
Installing the stationary panels was even harder, i had to stretch my self to the limit.
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Window treatment

An upholstered valance with stationary panels and tie backs. it was done in a girl's room.
I had to make a template to fit in a triangular ceiling.
The mounting of the whole treatment was a bit of a challenge.
I installed a board behind the upholstered cornice so, I can mount the panels inside it but, first I installed the upholstered cornice to the ceiling by using Angle brackets.
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This is an upholstered headboard that was mounted on the wall.
The way it was made was by installing a horizontal 1 by 6
That was cut at 45 degrees on the back of the headboard and another 1 by 6 cut at 45 degrees that was mounted on the wall.
The headboard rest on top of the horizontal 1 by 6.
It is secure and very easy to remove.
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