Apartment Therapy Kitchen Curtains

Apartment therapy kitchen curtains

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White Tier Curtains for Kitchen Casual Weave Cafe Curtains Privacy Semi Sheer Window Curtains for Bathroom 1 Pair 45 Inche…

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Apartment therapy kitchen curtains

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Achim Home Furnishings, Grey/White chim Home Furnishings DRTV24GW12 Darcy Window Curtain Tier Pair & Valance Set, 58" x 24…

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Apartment therapy kitchen curtains

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No. 918 Mariela Floral Trim Semi-Sheer Rod Pocket Kitchen Curtain Valance and Tiers Set, 58" x 24" 3-Piece, White

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Apartment therapy kitchen curtains

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BRIOFOX Tension Curtain Rod 27-43 Inches, Rust-Resistance Shower Curtain Rod for Windows or Doorways, Matte Nickel

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Apartment therapy kitchen curtains

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LORRAINE HOME FASHIONS Salem 60-inch x 36-inch Tier Curtain Pair, Sage

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Apartment therapy kitchen curtains

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IDEALHOUSE 3 Pieces Window Curtains and Valance Set for Bathroom Kitchen, Waffle Weave Fabric Rod Pocket Short Small White…

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Apartment therapy kitchen curtains

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Haperlare Tier Curtains for Kitchen Window, Floral Pattern Short Bathroom Window Curtain, Medallion Printed Room Darkening…

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Home

For those fortunate enough to have a window in your kitchen (something I, alas, am not), curtains are a terrific way to add personality and color. Sunny, citrus colors work particularly well if you’re looking for an accent color, but a novelty print—like the hand-printed anchor curtains above—will really get people talking.Related: Tea Towels as Curtains: Bright and Simple(Images: 1. Design*Sponge; 2. Apartment Therapy; 3. Bethany Nauert; 4. Kyle Fre
eman; 5. Posie Gets Cozy; 6.


Kitchen

Kitchen

Kitchens decorated with an eye to the past bring us back to simpler times, when cheerful colors and playful patterns dominated the domestic scene. Whether your interest in a retro kitchen stems from an affinity for all things vintage, or from, say, fond memories of a grandparent’s home, the look can be easily put together today, thanks to myriad modern products that harken back to bygone eras. Here, browse ten elements that introduce the best design of yesterday to your kitchen today.


Casa//Flora//

Casa//Flora//

Name: Margaux Rust, Drew Daniels, Juniper and Gypsy Location: Echo Park; Los Angeles, California Size: 1000 square feet Years lived in: Rented 1 year We first got a peek at Margaux and Drew’s home during their House Call last fall, but since then they’ve already rearranged and refreshed their space (as they often do). The house was built around 1910, when the neighborhood was filling up with large Arts and Crafts or Victorian homes.


Vintage Camper Rehab

Vintage Camper Rehab

You have to see the antique mantel repurposed from an 1800s farmhouse.


feels like home

feels like home

Decorate your kitchen windows beautifully with the Commonwealth Home Fashions Hydrangea Window Swag Valance. This swag valance features layered, embroidered petals that create a hydrangea floral motif that adds a spring time touch to your space.


Room

Room

Name: Mark, Charmaine, Alexandra (8), Mateo (5) and Sabrina (19 months)Location: New Berlin, WisconsinSize: 2,600 square feetYears lived in: 3 years; owned Three years ago, Charmaine and Mark wrote Apartment Therapy to ask readers’ advice about painting the oak trim in their recently purchased home.The home had beautiful bones, but with all that wood, it was looking a bit too dated for their tastes.


DIY and crafts

DIY and crafts

Name: Joanna and Kevin Miller Location: Toronto, Ontario Size: 800 square feet Years lived in: 7 months; Rented Joanna and Kevin met through their passion for swing dancing. Kevin is a musician (you will see his instruments displayed throughout the apartment) and Joanna is a designer and decorator. When she’s not dreaming up new ideas for her own space, Joanna works at Home Smith, a local interior design boutique in Toronto’s Roncesvalles neighborhood.


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