Wednesday, February 7, 2007

Home Lighting - Creating Illusions with Window Treatments

Windows come in all sizes, shapes and construction. You can
create illusions using standard curtains or other window
dressings available today. Long drapes are more formal, short
curtains tend to be more casual. You can use different styles to
add to your interior decorating, such as country, with wide
tidebacks and ruffles.

Curtains can help the following problems:

1. Small window - extend the rod beyond the window frame. This
will create the appearance of a larger window. More light will
filter through the opening.

2. Large window - Attach your rod in the normal position. Try
using tiebacks on the curtains. Use a valance.

3. Short/Tall windows - For short windows attach your rod above
the window frame. Taller windows will appear shorter if you use
a draped valance. It will soften the window.

4. View - If your purpose is to hide the view, match the window
color to your wall covering. It will reduce attention to the
window.

Today there are so many choices - Vertical blinds, miniblinds,
wood blinds, curtains, material and fabric shades, and shades of
all types. You can keep it simple or layer the materials.
Investigate the choices before you finish your room. If you give
this some forethought, you can design your area to allow for
changing window dressings each season.

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