Newmarket NH Window Treatments

Your Newmarket New Hampshire home deserves the best quality window treatments out there, and Rod Ladman’s Window Designs can help you pick out the perfect look to compliment your existing decor

Are you looking for Window Treatments for your Newmarket residence home? How about shades?, Drapes?, Blinds?, or Plantation Shutters? Look no further, Rod Ladman’s window Design company is based in the Lakes Region of NH and sells, installs, and repairs any kind of custom window decor (and has 40 years in the trenches handling and working with a wide variety of window treatments). Owner Rod Ladman has extensive experience with high quality window treatments and takes absolute pride in making sure the customer gets exactly what they are looking for- and guarantees that result 100% of the time- When you need advice, he is always there. His suggestions to homeowners have resulted in many a magnificent window display.

I rarely post comments on websites like this, but in this case, it is warranted. Rod Ladman’s excellent customer service deserves a special mention to anyone considering high-end/custom blinds. I’m a homeowner in the Lakes Region, and I first bought my Hunter Douglas motorized shades from Rod Ladman more than a decade ago. Rod did a professional job with the initial measuring and installation, as you might expect. Where Rod has distinguished himself, however, has been in his sustained level of excellent customer service AFTER THE SALE. Over the years, I have had very few instances when my Hunter Douglas blinds have needed services – only three, in fact. But when I have needed help, Rod has been responsive and timely in getting the blinds in great working order under the original warranty. I give him high marks, and I’m confident others will too.

Mark Poirier – NH

Rod has owned his own window treatment stores and worked with dozens of designers all across New England over these many years. There is just no substitute for dealing with a service provider who has seen it all and done it all. As an authorized Hunter Douglas dealer, he has access to the whole catalog. Other companies he is a dealer for, are Graber, Horizons, J. Geiger, Alta, and Norman. If you’re looking for one-of-a kind treatments. Rod has teamed up with designer and fabricator Karin Conn, (who also has decades of experience)and she can make any kind of soft furnishing you can imagine. Between them, they are a decorating powerhouse! To top it off, Rod was also a professional painter and wall coverings expert, so he has a good eye for tying a “whole room” together – you create the vision – they can make it happen. Call today and make arrangements for a true window treatment expert to come to your Newmarket, NH home for no-obligation measuring, consultation, and serious fun.

If you are looking primarily for drapes or curtains, see our draperies site here

Here are just some of the window treatments we can assist you with:

Insight on Scarf Swags

Scarf Swags are a more relaxed interpretation of the swag-and-jabot treatment. They can be short, meaning sill length or shorter, or long to the floor or gracefully puddling. Generally, a scarf treatment is generally created from one long piece of fabric. Lightweight fabrics with no right or wrong side, such as batiste, voile, lace, linen, and lawn, are particularly good choices because they fall into the soft fols that make this type of material so attractive.

Scarf treatments can be hung on poles, suspended from brackets, or tacked up with decorative hardware. Special brackets are also available to secure the fabric into various swag, tail, and rosette formations while remaining completely hidden from sight.

Scarf swags that are sill-length or shorter require some care to establish pleasing proportions. If the scarf is used alone, the tails should extend at least one third of the way down the window. Otherwise, the end product tends to look a bit skimpy.

A word about Tabbed Valances

With a tabbed valance, the drapery pole becomes an integral part of the window treatment. Because the tabs occur at intervals along the valance, this treatment is a wonderful way to showcase decorative rods and finials. Tabs can be made from wide or narrow strips of fabric, ribbon, or cord that complement or contrast with the main fabric of the curtain,

Hardware hangers, such as drapery rings or cafe clips, can substitute for the tabs. A flat valance, one that is the same width as the window, is called a banner valance, A fuller effect is created by selecting a valance that is at least one and a half times wider than the window