Holiday Window Ideas – Part 3 of 3

A farmhouse style kitchen sink window is treated with a softly draped relaxed Roman shade that is ready for the holidays with an embellished wreath. Room by Lynda Quintero-Davids of NYCLQ.

Large red buffalo check pleated drapes are hung on a decorative pole with rings. Evergreen wreaths hung over the rod with wide jute webbing ready this window for the holidays.

Absolutely loving the rustic simplicity of these wreaths paired with tailored drapery panels.

Hmm, this appears to be the same house in a previous year decorating scheme. A smaller black and white check is used in the tied back curtains and the loose valance on rings. The red bows on the wreaths are the perfect holiday pop. Which version of this window do you prefer? Small black check or big red buffalo check?

Here’s the kitchen window in our home. Decorating for Christmas is easy since red is the accent color throughout my kitchen. An oversize ornament suspends with fishing line. The Santa is a treasure from when my husband spent Christmas in the hospital at 9 years old.

A sprig of fresh holly tucks into the top of the ornament

Whoever said red was necessary for holiday decorations? How beautiful is that blue satin ribbon the wreath hangs from? I’m a sucker for the yellow floral Roman shades too. On a practical note, I would not recommend using a real evergreen wreath over window treatments; too much risk of the sap getting on the fabric.

Another window in this home with a wreath hanging over the Roman shade. The simple addition of holiday balls to the plant is a pleasant surprise.