Window Treatment
Posted: February 9, 2012 Filed under: Accessories for the Home, Interiors | Tags: How to hang curtains, interior design, Window Treatments 5 Comments »The key to perfectly hung drapes is utilizing the maximum amount of wall space around the window as possible. I love when the curtain rod just about hits the crown molding. In the picture below, you can easily see how the window on the left looks absolutely miniature next to the one on the right… Well, this illusion is just because of the curtain placement.
This look is so easy to achieve when you have large windows to begin with….
But, surprisingly, it’s also easy to achieve when you have smaller windows.
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I never thought about hanging my drapes this high, but I think I will give it a try. And that bedroom.. I LOVE the design of it. Simply beautiful. Great post
Thanks – You will love the way it looks in your home! High & wide set curtains make a huge difference
i definitely agree with hanging curtains high and wide… but the issue i have is when there isn’t crown molding in a room (like in my bedroom). I feel like it looks a little silly hanging them all the way to the ceiling. What do you think? Thanks for your comment, I look forward to reading your blog!
Window treatments should be done properly. I always take window treatments seriously and always consult some seniour designers for it. “,;“
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