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+1  A: 

Using Microsoft Expression Blend

Sudantha
I'm not very familiar with Expression Blend! can you provide more details?
Sadegh
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Expression_Blend Hope this will be useful !
Sudantha
+2  A: 

Add the following properties to your Window definition to get rid of the default style

WindowStyle="None"
AllowsTransparency="True"
Background="Transparent"

I'm not sure the exact details of how they created their border but I'm guessing it has something to do with a Border which has a Transparent background, a CornerRadius, and perhaps a Blur Effect. It might actually be 2-3 borders (one black 1px one with a ~ 5 corner radius, a transparent one with the blur effect, and a third square one for around the content box)

Rachel
Borders are default as all applications, only top **title, close minimize and maximize** piece is hide (maybe by API), I want to do this using WPF! However API unmanaged codes are welcome.
Sadegh
@Sadegh - The `AllowsTransparency` property gets rid of the border
Rachel