Shades and drapes
Shades make for a fresh-looking companion to drapes. Roman shades offer a second layer of color or pattern. With any drapes, hanging the rod higher than the top of the window makes for longer drapery, creating additional height in the room.
This room's most striking feature is the window treatments, which run along three walls and extend all the way to the floor. Hung from a continuous iron rail, the sunny, yellow-checked drapery is an inventive cross between cafe curtains and wainscoting. Not only does it make for a unique look, but the horizontality of this treatment balances out the height of the room.
A loose roman shade makes these French doors feel more window-like and adds another note of softness to the cozily upholstered room.
Cafe curtains aren't the only way to leave the upper reaches of windows open; blinds—such as these in bamboo—can also be hung lower in the frame. This works best with blinds that have a plain upper edge rather than a flap or valence built in.
More Home Decoration Tips: If you want to know more about home decoration tips, please refer to Boys Bedding Blog to get more ideas.
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