This is wherewindow treatmentscome in, though they’re notoriously one of the more difficult design decisions to make.
They create continuity and allow the statement trim to remain the focus when shut.
Airy curtains allow the sun’s rays to peek through while still allowing privacy.
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This living room pairs three different blue and white prints, with the largest software being the curtains.
In an open concept room like this one, it’s especially helpful.
All Natural
Instead of fabric, try something else: bamboo.
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Trim It Out
Never underestimate how a beautiful trim can elevate your drapes.
Using a pattern makes this intentionality all the more obvious.
The hidden ceiling-mounted tracks make it look even more clean and sophisticated.
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