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Photo: Laurey W. Glenn; Stylist: Missie Neville Crawford


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Because bamboo matchstick blinds already covered the large windows, Macon, Georgia, designer Sally Draughon felt an elaborate window treatment would be too heavy for the room. Instead she had a simple valance designed for the door that leads to the garden beyond.

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