Let's talk about curtains! They're an absolute must-have in any home. Not only are they super practical, but they can also be incredibly versatile when it comes to design and style. Seriously though, curtains have the power to make or break a room's overall look and feel. With just a simple swish, they can bring together all the colors and patterns in your space for a cohesive vibe that's sure to impress. Oh, and did we mention how they can also add some much-needed texture to a bland room? Yes, please!
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Use Your Curtains To Create A Contrast
Using curtains of two different styles and colors for a larger window space can create an elegant contrast and an eye-catching design feature in a room, a great look for modern curtain ideas.
You can combine a calming cream with a bright and unexpected use of color and pattern for the leading edge of the curtains. Add a playful element to the space, tying in a pink and yellow palette used throughout, while using cream colors can instill a sense of balance and harmony.
2 Piece Convent Garden Curtain Set
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Introduce The Beauty Of The Outdoors
A patterned curtain inspired by the beauty of nature and featuring a floral or botanical print can easily integrate into both classic and contemporary spaces for a timeless look.
Utilize a green or nature pattern to establish a beautiful connection between indoors and outdoors.
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Birdsong Curtain/Valance 2 Piece Set
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Uplift A Neutral Space With Your Curtains
Curtains can transform the look of a room by adding color and texture, and they can also be a great way to add an accent color to a neutrally styled space - something to keep in mind for neutral room ideas.
Curtains can bring color, warmth, drama, and joy to your room. They can be more than just a finishing touch; they can be the focal point of your scheme, adding charm and texture.
Embroidery Curtain 2 Piece Set
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Go For A Maximalist Look
Using a bold color palette and layering pattern on pattern can create an impactful and daring look for maximalist decor ideas, and your curtains can be an integral part of the design.
With maximalist botanical wallpaper being quite the trend, why not extend this to your curtain ideas. Even if you just choose to match the color scheme with your curtain.
2 Piece Tradewinds Printed Microfiber Curtain
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Mix The Classic And The Modern
Why not use a modern print or color for your curtains in a more traditional, period property to bring together different eras and design styles for a rich and eclectic look?
A patterned curtain design adds color, shape, and flowing texture to any space, perfectly complementing any accent color you choose for your room.
Marina MDLN Curtain/Valance 2 Piece Set
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Use Curtains To Zone
Many of us associate curtains with windows; however, curtains can be used throughout the home to make a room feel more private and cozy, as well as to help zone a space, from doors to beds to curtain closet ideas.
For bedroom curtain ideas, add a tactile element of texture to the room and help to establish a tranquil and private sleep space.
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Collaborate With Your Wallpaper
Many similar patterns can be found for both wallpaper and curtains, and both can add a beautiful element of texture, color, and character to a room.
Why not use a matching print and coordinate your curtains with your wallpaper for a statement, layered look?
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Choose Sill-Length Curtains
Many people believe that floor-length curtains are the best option for interior design; however, sill-length curtains can be just as stylish and practical for many people. Sill-length curtains, which create a more casual look, are ideal if you have a radiator beneath your window or if you have a small room.
Shorter curtain designs can be a more practical option when designing children's bedrooms, creating an inviting, comforting space filled with texture.
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Curtains are not there just to decorate your windows, they can also help you create a space filled with character and personality. Check out our complete Home Soft Things Curtain Collection and find a set that will take your space to the next level.
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