'Draperies and Curtains' Category

If you are having window treatments made for you then the supplier will measure the windows, determine the rods you need and install both rods and window treatments as part of the package. To do it yourself, first decide on the style and length if window treatment elements you want. You can install the rod just above and outside the width of the window frame to give the window the illusion of being larger or to maximize available light after the draperies or curtains are hung. [...] Read More

Most of the fabrics used for window treatments are 54 inches wide. Sheers and laces however come in 180 inches, making full and seamless curtains possible. The selection of fabrics is enormous, from humble muslins to opulent lames. [...] Read More

Curtains diffuse light and give privacy. Draperies dress up windows or offer privacy, darkness, and insulation. Traditional lengths for both are to the top of the window sill, to the bottom of the apron, or the floor. Both can be stationary or can be designed to open and close on a traverse rod. [...] Read More

Dress your windows to complement the styles of your home and also to allow for the sunlight and privacy you need. Learn to keep them clean and operating smoothly. Window treatments can be a calm backdrop for colorful furnishings or a bold design statement behind simple furniture. [...] Read More