Custom Designer Window Coverings in Nashville, TN
For those seeking custom designer window coverings in Nashville,
Brave Maggie Designs is your go-to resource. If you’re a homeowner who needs help dressing arched or oversized windows…or those tricky bathroom windows that always seem to land near the shower...you’ll find a tailored shade and drapery solution here.
We collab with designers.
We assist many Nashville and Williamson County designers with the custom window covering needs of their clients’ homes. Refurnishing and redecorating a new renovation or outfitting a new build for the first time is our speciality. From beautiful Roman shades to motorized drapery that is tailored to your design vision, your window treatments will be fabricated to work seamlessly with your aesthetic.
The
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Experience
Founded by Jennifer Holaday, Brave Maggie Designs is a tribute to her grandmother, Margaret White, the original Brave Maggie. Jennifer brings a rich history of craftsmanship and a keen eye for detail to every project. She’s not just a window treatment designer; she’s your project’s soft furnishings confidant and fabric connoisseur.
Client Reviews
Hollie H. | Nashville Homeowner
“Picking out fabric and drapes can sometimes be overwhelming but Jen made the process simple. She provided excellent feedback and a timeline that she met. Her workmanship was spot on and the install was a breeze. I am very pleased and will be using her again.”
Heather Thompson | Fulton Park Designs, Nashville
“Brave Maggie Designs is the pinnacle of drapery and soft furnishings in the Greater Nashville area. As a designer who has worked with Jen on many projects, I not only return to her studio for excellent quality products, but also because she is such a pleasure to work with. Highly recommend. ”
Serving Nashville residents
We specialize in crafting custom window treatments and designs that are as unique as our clients. High profile clients with luxury homes and “regular people” (like us!) who are simply tired of the same old drapery that everyone else has both deserve a custom curtain solution.
We offer a range of window coverings, including quick ship panels, Roman and roller shades, woven shades, valances, and cornice boards, all designed to bring a fresh and modern touch to your space. To add that perfect finishing touch, explore our range of custom and quick ship bedding, pillows, and bench cushions.
Drapery & Shades showroom in Downtown Franklin
Make the curtain call to Brave Maggie Designs, ideal for homeowners and interior designers who want to refurnish a residence in Nashville, Franklin, or Williamson County.
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Nashville homeowners are asking Google…
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Because bathrooms are high-moisture areas, Brave Maggie Designs recommends avoiding all window treatments made of heavy fabrics or genuine wood. Bathroom window treatments can be made from Sunbrella fabric, which is rated for high moisture areas. Roman shades and roller shades are excellent options for these spaces.
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There is no singular answer for how to dress arched windows, but we at Brave Maggie Designs suggest starting with the overall aesthetic first. Does the entire arch need to be covered or just the lower portion of the window? What is the size and placement of the arched window and how does that impact the window treatment hardware, fabric, and motorization options that are available? These are questions we answer for our clients during our in-home consultations.
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Curtains, properly known as drapery, are not comparable to blinds. Blinds, often also referred to as shades, can be paired with drapery to create a completely custom, designer window covering. While each window treatment can also be used alone, their application depends primarily on the privacy needs, light filtering requirements, and the use of the space where they will be installed. These are decisions we help our clients make during our in-home consultations.
