Window fashion able to wake up even the plainest and drabbest room!
Below are some wow-factors of having curtains complement your overall space.
Living Room
Do an experiment with colours, fabric & textures
To ensure you match the colour palette of walls and furniture. You may use a bolder hue compares to your walls. You can also do echoing, which is to match the colour of throws, cushions and rugs.
Kitchen
Go for thicker fabrics
The classic kitchen patterns for budding chefs are gingham, big stripes or the pattern of fruits and vegetables. They add charm and are lovely to look at. Anyhow, just make sure they do not clash with the rest of your kitchen deco. You may go for thicker fabrics like dotted Swiss fabric or cotton calico. For better, you may also match them with your kitchen flooring, wallpaper or wallpaint.
Bedroom
Create a sense of calm & allow sunlight control
Curtains in the bedroom should able to create a sense of calm and allow sunlight control. We should avoid dark colours as they will give the room an enclosed feel. However, striking colours are also not encouraged as they stimulate the senses. You may also go for muted pastel shades with floaty fabrics for a little romance.
Dining Room
You may consider to get a heavy brocade or velvet curtains if you have a large formal dining room with big windows. The brocade curtain with an intricate pattern and silk tassels may create a regal effect.
Mix and match different fabrics with a similar pattern and a different complementary colour will be another preference if you may many windows.
