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Swags and Jabots
In all different arrangements, have long occupied the center stage of curtain making. Traditionally associated with heavily draped, large scale windows, they have recently translated themselves into a multitude of less formal variations.Swags soften a room’s décor with elegance and formality. They are usually paired with and combined with jabots, which hang between different sections of swags. Swags can be used alone, over blinds or shades, or as the finishing touch to a custom drapery. |
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Richly
Pleated Swags and Jabots create drama and glamour for a timeless look. Modular widths and adjustable heights create a variety of effects from a simple straight raise to multiple scallops. Swags, Corner Swags and Jabots can be used individually or as a unit with ease of installation in end to end or overlapping configurations. Swags are the semicircles that swoop and overlap across the face of the window. Jabots are the pieces placed in between the swags to hide seams. Jabots can be shaped like a tie cone, cylinder, or mini-cascade |
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