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Different drapery and curtain designsCurtain designs offer many options to the home decorator. However, sometimes the function of the room, shape or spacing of the window, or homeowner’s personal preferences don’t always blend. In choosing the perfect curtain designs for your window coverings keep in mind the style and function of the space, what will work for each window type and then find a style that suits your taste. Drapery and Curtain Design A formal living or dining room is the perfect location for designer curtains or drapes in expensive, richly coloured and textured fabrics. Flowing drapes will ad elegance to such a formal living space. To choose the same curtain designs for a child’s playroom would certainly look out of place. Similarly, if you have very small rectangular windows like those found in many ranch style homes, then these types of draperies would be quite overwhelming and look out of place. An important factor in choosing drapery designs is the space’s function and window type. For such a smaller, rectangular window in a playroom, try less bold curtains or a valance as your window coverings. You can still choose sophisticated and even more formal patterns, without making the window appear out of place for the room. Your personal preferences can be added to any type of curtain design. If you like clean lines over ruffles and puffs, then pleated roman drapes can take the place of a balloon valance. These can be found in any colour and fabric selection to match both the room’s furnishings, function and your personal preferences. Designer Curtains You can also find designer curtains in differing degrees of formality and different window covering styles. So if your personal preference is for a French country casual look, there is a designer curtain to match. Curtain designs for every room from the nursery to the library come in a designer fabric and style. The real difference between designer curtains and the less expensive, mass marketed types are that designers focus on the little touches such as trims and embellishments in all of their curtain designs.
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