How do I choose the right window treatments for my home?
The study’s large window that overlooks the front of the home has a Roman shade, which takes up less wall space and allows the beautiful artwork and bookshelves to be the focal points of the room. We find that one of the best ways for you to narrow down window treatments is to start from the top and work your way down. Literally.
What are the best window treatments for Sheers?
This treatment is best when implemented with gauzy sheers in breezy coastal designs or airy bohemian spaces. Box pleat curtains are another popular window treatment and for good reason. The handsome style is defined by a structured silhouette and substantial, angular pleating.
What are window treatments and why are they important?
Window treatments set the stylistic tone in a design, they impact the sunlight and temperature in a room and provide you with the ever-crucial privacy from passersby and neighbors. Your best bet to avoiding window-treatment-wipeout (read: staring at bare window frames for months due to chronic indecision)?
What are the different window treatments for curtains?
This casual curtain style is defined by panels that are attached to curtain rods by a series of tied knots or bows along the header. This treatment is best when implemented with gauzy sheers in breezy coastal designs or airy bohemian spaces. Box pleat curtains are another popular window treatment and for good reason.
Window Treatment Ideas
Valances With Lots Of Details -These valances, that I made for a client, have always been a favorite. I love the fabrics that we used, and all of the details – including cording, banding and buttons.
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Types of Window Treatments
The ultimate goal of any window treatment is to enhance the aesthetics of the window as well as the room. It is a tricky combination between highlighting what you want on the actual window, while also matching it with the walls, flooring, and furniture already present in the room.
Hot Window Treatment Trends
Now that you have a brief overview of all the different types of window treatments you can consider for new decor, let’s get into some of the latest trends. What is hot in the world of window treatments?
Experiment with All Types of Treatments for Your Window
There is no universal answer for window treatments. There is no “one-size-fits-all” formula. Therefore, go with your gut instinct and tap into that inner interior designer that’s in your soul. Window treatments vary in types, sizes, textures, and styles. There are a variety of ways one single room can get decorated differently.
What is a window valance?
Usually made from flowy fabric attached to a fixed board or rod, window valances cover the top third of the window, adding a pop of color and style as well as making the window appear larger. Functionally, window valances aid in noise control and insulation, regulating room temperature and lowering energy costs. Cornice.
What is a grommet curtain?
Grommet curtain panels get their name from the reinforced metal or plastic eyelets lining the top of the fabric. Aside from their stylish and neat appearance, these types of curtains are great for french doors or other large windows where the flexibility to open and close curtains often is necessary.
What is a plantation shutter?
Plantation Shutters. A permanent alternative to less-expensive window treatments, plantation shutters add style and function to any space while increasing the value of your home. They provide excellent insulation, are easily cleaned and won't fade like plastic blinds or fabric shades.
What is cellular shade?
Cellular shades are simply designed to add a pop of classic style and loads of function to your window. Many cellular shade varieties come in a honeycomb design that filters light and insulates, resulting in lower home energy costs. Top Down, Bottom Up Shades.
Can Austrian shades be mounted inside a window?
They can be mounted inside or outside the window frame to suit aesthetic preference. Austrian Shades. The hallmark of an Austrian shade is the series of puffy festoons that gather along the bottom when raised — great for adding a touch of traditional glam to any space. Sheers.
Can Roman shades be raised?
They can be raised up from the bottom, lowered from the top or a combination of both. From: Weaver Design Group. Roman Shades. A fabric shade that can be raised or lowered with a pull cord, Roman shades come in a variety of color, pattern and light-blocking options for personalization.
Why are roman shades used?
They come in an array of fabrics and are used in lieu of blinds to block sunlight. Roman shades are failproof options for any room in your home, but we find them to be especially fitting in bathrooms, kitchen, kids’ rooms and nurseries. Remember: Stick to cordless Roman shades to ensure child safety.
What is a side window study?
The study’s large window that overlooks the front of the home has a Roman shade, which takes up less wall space and allows the beautiful artwork and bookshelves to be the focal points of the room.
What is box pleat window treatment?
Box pleat curtains are another popular window treatment and for good reason. The handsome style is defined by a structured silhouette and substantial, angular pleating. The crisp design turns heads with precise pleats and clean lines that work well in contemporary, transitional and modern interiors.
What are light filtering curtains made of?
Light-filtering curtains are typically made from lightweight fabrics such as linen or cotton and allow sunlight into a space without inviting prying eyes into your home. These savvy treatments are ideal for any room in your home and come in every style, color and header imaginable.
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