Neil Gordon

Here’s a slide show of some great Solar Shades, Blackout Shades and Skylight Shades. There are many excellent applications that these types of shades can be used for.

I just visited the Architectural Digest Home Show at Pier 94 in Manhatten. This is a great show. I will be returning today to report on some other exhibitors. But I wanted to share the work of a Turkish Designer who has a booth at the show. His name is Eren Yorulmazer and I posted

I have recently purchased a copy of “Pratical Drapery Cutting” by E. Noetzli. It was published in 1906 in the town of Hampstead. Hampstead is an area of London, England, located 4 miles north-west of Charing Cross. It is located in Inner London. It is part of the London Borough of Camden. It is known for its

Neil Gordon of Decorating with Fabric has two sessions available for Architectural Offices in the New York Metro Area. In the HSW Sustainable Design approved Session – Going Beyond LEED, Neill addresses the ways of going beyond LEED when it comes to window coverings, drapery, upholstery and fabrics. In this session you will learn about the

Below is a Swag and Jabot treatment that I created. It was unusual because the client wanted a treatment in the entry area to the Dining Room which you can see below. I also decided to not board the swags in the traditional way but to vary the heights which added a new dimension to

Here’s a great solution to cover the rollers and brackets for Solar Shades. Rather then using the metal fascia or fabric covered fascia, we make a wooden cornice and wrap it in the solar fabric or blackout fabric that we are using on the window. As you can see in the photos below it creates