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Window Treatments
Finishing off your home with beautiful drapes, blinds and shutters can add softness or a statements to a room. It could be something to add some personality, privacy or light/sun control to a space. The options are endless and we have many fabrics to view in our showroom
Our Designer Tips
Remember that interior design is a matter of personal taste, and these tips can serve as a starting point for your window treatment project. Tailor your choices to suit your specific preferences and the unique characteristics of your space.
Ceiling Mounted Tracks
Ceiling-mounted curtain tracks can indeed help create an illusion of height in a room. When curtains or drapes are hung from the ceiling, it draws the eye upwards and gives the room a more spacious and airy feel. This is especially beneficial in rooms with lower ceilings..
Continuous Fabric for Seamless look
Using a 3-meter wide continuous fabric for your window treatments can create a seamless and elegant appearance. This eliminates the need for unsightly joins or seams in the fabric, giving a more polished and professional finish to your curtains or drapes.
Single Pleat Header
Single pleat headers are a great choice for creating a tailored and neat look for your curtains. They use less fabric than other pleat styles, which can be cost-effective, especially if you have a large window to cover. Additionally, single pleat headers have a contemporary and clean appearance that works well in modern interior designs.
Layering
Don't be afraid to layer different window treatments. For instance, you can combine sheer curtains with heavier drapes for both privacy and light control. Layering adds depth and texture to the space.
Colour and Pattern
Choose colours and patterns that complement the overall colour scheme and style of your room. Curtains can be an opportunity to add a pop of colour or a pattern that ties the room's design together.
Choose the Right Fabric
When selecting the fabric for your window treatments, consider the function of the room. For example, a heavier fabric like velvet can add warmth and coziness to a bedroom, while a light and airy fabric like sheer linen works well in a living room or dining room to let in natural light.
Curtain Length
The length of your curtains can also impact the overall look of the room. Floor-length curtains can add a sense of luxury and drama, while shorter curtains can create a more casual and modern feel. Ensure that your curtains are the right length for the desired effect.
Accessories
Consider adding curtain tiebacks or holdbacks to frame the windows and allow more natural light to enter the room when desired. These can also be decorative elements that enhance the overall design.
ROLLER BLINDS
A simplistic cost effective window treatment which gives a modern and simple look and not taking any wall space away allowing you to make the most of all the space in your home.
