The one thing they would'nt think of designing a project without is the definitive guide to window treatments. It is of utmost importance to be able to see how a treatment will lay and fall. Will it hang gracefully or be stiff?

When I first started to decorate back in 1978 there was no such animal-a diffinitive Guide. There were a couple of fabric wholesalers who had tried to create a guide but without much success. You were pretty much left to yourself.

If you needed to give the client a drawing or picture of what you were suggesting and you were drawing challenged like me you were in deep do do. You should of seen some of those drawings I tried to do!

Today this is not a problem because Charles Randall put together the most comprehensive guide to window treatments and accessory's possible.

As an installer Charles Randall is the ideal person to do such a work. The installer is the one who takes the design, as well as the fabricated products and makes them look like a million dollars.

The design can look great on paper, the fabricator can make the treatment perfect but the installer is the one who puts it all together so that it shouts WOW!

The Decorators secret of great visual design
is now available to You
To Help You Create Awesome Window Treatments!

What this means to you is that in his book The Encyclopedia of Window Treatments you get the truth about specific window treatments:

• If the treatment is going to have a wrinkle the drawing will show them
• If the treatment has a tendency to sag it will show it sagging
• If the drapes will not hang straight it will show them touching the floor
• If there are different options the book will show them all

That means you get the truth! Kind of refreshing for a change. You see in the decorating magazines they sell beauty only, not functionality. The pictures you see in the magazines are done by professional installers. They look fantastic with no thought to as to will it work or can it be functional.

My point is, I remember the myriad numbers of times I have been called to a clients house to do a project and she tells me she wants to decorate her house just like the model.I can remember also with sadness the number of times I have had to tell the client that I can recreate the model in her house if she does'nt mind not having privacy or no control over the amount of light coming in.

Believe me decorating magazines and models are there to sell beauty and to that end they will break every guideline in common sense decorating. After all they are selling magazines by showing what's hot and great looking not necessarily what's good for you and your situation.

Please understand magazines due this to sell copy and keep their owners in fancy cars and surroundings. That's the American way.

The Encyclopedia of Window Fashions has one purpose and that is to provide you the awesome decorator with a difinitive guide to window treatments and accessories. The buck stops here. If there is a tendency of a particular treatment to dip, sag or wrinkle the encyclopedia will show it.

Suppose you are interested in adding a fabric or Roman shade to a family room area. The Encyclopedia of Window Fashions has over fifty different examples to choose from. Best of all they are all side by side so you can compare and examine them. There you can mix and match them. You could take the bow off that one to the right and put it on the one to the middle center.

When you have it all side by side the possibilities and imaginings are endless.

That Awesome Decorator is why this book is never more than a foot or so away when the decorator is working. Either to show the client a picture of what they are suggesting or to give direction to the fabricator or the installer.

Let's face it "a picture is worth a thousand words" and leaves nothing to be desired. The last ten years-as this book has become the definitive guide-I would receive my instructions from decorators like this: Master Bedroom treatments- Encyclopedia page 87, bottom right.

That left nothing to chance. We would make the treatments just like the bottom right picture on page 87 and install them. What happened:

• The client knew exactly what she was getting
• The drapery workroom knew exactly what to fabricate
• The installer knew exactly how to install and dress out
• The decorator and client could both relax knowing they were getting exactly what they wanted

Thanks to this very special offer you now have the opportunity
to have your own personal copy of the Encyclopedia of Window
Treatmentsat your side to quickly get the information you need
to create awesome decorating projects.

Just like the professional Decorator you will have the tools
needed to create those oh-so-special projects

Which is why I'm writing to you now. I have secured a limited number of copies of The Encyclopedia of Window Treatments for you to use in your own decorating as well as a reference and text book for the Pre-Decorating Course.

To get your copy at the Awesome Decorators price of only $19.99 plus shipping click here: 

Should you decide anytime in the first thirty days that the Encyclopedia of Window Fashions is not for you simply return the book for a full refund.

This means you can take your time to examine the book, check out the one hundred different valance styles,search the Windows with a challenge section, study the historical window treatment section and gaze at the more than one hundred fourteen different cornice and lamberqine. All these are laid out side by side for your easy reference.

With that all said here's that link to get you started and get you the tools of your new trade: