Woven wood shades are traditionally made with natural materials, and the materials used by artisans at Hartmann & Forbes are sustainably and ethically grown. 

Here are the top reasons why I love Hartmann & Forbes, and you will too!

When it comes to creating a luxurious and inviting outdoor living space, attention to detail is key. One often overlooked aspect is the outdoor pillows and cushions. While readily available options may seem tempting, opting for custom-made outdoor pillows and cushions can elevate your outdoor living area to new heights. Here are 3 reasons your outdoor living area needs custom pillows and cushions!

Bold fabrics and bright colors take center stage in this gorgeous home designed by the talented William Peacock!

Cornices are an elegant way to add a layer of beauty to your windows and the aesthetic of the room. They’re also an essential component of layering when the goal for your window treatments is light control.

When should you call your window treatment specialist? Yesterday! But the next best time is today. Here’s why calling your window treatment specialist in on a project sooner than later is better for you and your windows.

Ripplefold drapery panels can be super complicated - and when the windows span more than 16’ high and 24’ wide, a custom solution and support from an experienced window treatment partner makes all the difference.

Woven wood shades are highly versatile and look beautiful on their own or layered with other soft window treatments. Here’s everything you need to know about woven wood shades, and how to style them in your home design projects.

The Girl’s and Boy’s Bedchamber at the Owens-Thomas House have been recently updated, and Savannah Window Fashions was honored to be a part of these projects!

This Low Country home designed by Chuck Chewning was featured in Southern Home Magazine. We loved being a part of this beautiful project!

Custom pillows and custom bedding in Savannah, Bluffton, and the Low Country from Savannah Window Fashions. We are a one-stop-shop for interior designers and homeowners!

Box pleat drapery are often favored for their flat, clean look. A typical box pleat is stitched down on the reverse of the drapery header, which prevents stacking and moving - which tends to leave it, well, not functional. When your client wants functional box pleat drapery, a custom solution is what’s needed.