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Good tips for decorating with curtains Do you want to make a room in your house look fresh with a whole new look? Curtains add to the beauty of the room and are as important to the finished design as art and wall color. One of the most affordable and quickest ways to do so is adding or changing curtains. Curtains make a huge difference. Currently, the trend is floor length curtain panels hung on an iron rod or decorative curtain rod with finials. The look is simple and elegant. Unless the window has lovely architectural style, adding curtain panels can be the final layer that completes a room design. Curtain, in interior design, decorative fabric commonly hung to regulate the admission of light at windows and to prevent drafts from door or window openings. Curtains, usually of a heavy material, arranged to fall straight in ornamental folds are also called draperies. Portieres are heavy curtains hung in a doorway. Warm shades of reds, yellows, and pinks add life to a quiet room. Cool colors such as grey, white, and blue give the room a soft look. Green and browns add a pleasing earth tone. The key is to pick the colors that make you feel good and also maybe try complementing the other colors already in the room. Longer curtains will visually lengthen a window and add perceived height. Curtains that drape to the floor give the room a more formal touch. Shorter curtains to the sill give the room a casual feel. Generally found in a kitchen. To soften and filter the incoming light, choose laces or sheers, which produce a wonderful effect, and work well if you are layering fabrics. To block out light, try a lined or insulated curtain or a fabric shade. Fabric and insulated curtains offer privacy when you want it, and allow you to let in lots of light when you choose so. Curtain rods come in various shapes, styles, and materials. Finials help create a silhouette. Ruffled or tailed curtains work well with continental or mesa rods. Tab curtains on wooden or wrought-iron rods may suit your taste. There’s a look available for everyone. Don’t be afraid to experiment. Have fun while decorating! Pride and satisfaction come with making your own personal design statement for your home. Don't be afraid of the sunlight, and so pull down the curtains as soon as a bit peeps in. A proper amount of sunshine is very necessary to good health. We

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Page 1: Good tips for decorating with curtains

Good tips for decorating with curtains

Do you want to make a room in your house look fresh with a whole new look?

Curtains add to the beauty of the room and are as important to the finished

design as art and wall color. One of the most affordable and quickest ways to do

so is adding or changing curtains. Curtains make a huge difference.

Currently, the trend is floor length curtain panels hung on an iron rod or

decorative curtain rod with finials. The look is simple and elegant. Unless the

window has lovely architectural style, adding curtain panels can be the final

layer that completes a room design.

Curtain, in interior design, decorative fabric commonly hung to regulate the

admission of light at windows and to prevent drafts from door or

window openings. Curtains, usually of a heavy material, arranged to fall straight

in ornamental folds are also called draperies. Portieres are heavy curtains hung

in a doorway.

Warm shades of reds, yellows, and pinks add life to a quiet room.

Cool colors such as grey, white, and blue give the room a soft look.

Green and browns add a pleasing earth tone.

The key is to pick the colors that make you feel good and also maybe try

complementing the other colors already in the room.

Longer curtains will visually lengthen a window and add perceived height.

Curtains that drape to the floor give the room a more formal touch.

Shorter curtains to the sill give the room a casual feel. Generally found in

a kitchen.

To soften and filter the incoming light, choose laces or sheers, which produce

a wonderful effect, and work well if you are layering fabrics.

To block out light, try a lined or insulated curtain or a fabric shade.

Fabric and insulated curtains offer privacy when you want it, and allow you to

let in lots of light when you choose so.

Curtain rods come in various shapes, styles, and materials. Finials help create

a silhouette.

Ruffled or tailed curtains work well with continental or mesa rods.

Tab curtains on wooden or wrought-iron rods may suit your taste.

There’s a look available for everyone. Don’t be afraid to experiment.

Have fun while decorating! Pride and satisfaction come with making your own

personal design statement for your home.

Don't be afraid of the sunlight, and so pull down the curtains as soon as a bit

peeps in. A proper amount of sunshine is very necessary to good health. We

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need the sunshine from outside, and the sunshine of love in our hearts and

homes, to make us happy.

When a curtain panel is too short, a width of fabric can be added at the bottom.

The fabric can be a solid color or it can have a pattern that coordinates with the

curtain fabric. The fabric can have a texture like velvet or suede to add interest.

Adding a fabric at the bottom of the curtain often adds an appealing design

detail and makes a packaged curtain look custom made. To add fabric to the

hem of a curtain without sewing, simply iron some fabric fusion between the

two fabrics to bind them together.