Add Grommets to Curtains
Adding grommets to curtains transforms standard panels into sleek, modern window treatments with effortless glide. DIY kits include punch tools and metal or plastic rings in finishes like nickel, bronze, or colorful plastics. Key steps involve precise spacing (typically every 4-6 inches) and reinforcing fabric with interfacing to prevent tearing. This upgrade suits lightweight to medium fabrics—sheers, cottons, or linens—but may strain heavy velvets. Beyond aesthetics, grommets ease daily operation, especially for wide windows or sliding doors. Renters appreciate the non-permanent modification, often reversible. A cost-effective refresh, grommet additions prove that sometimes, small hardware changes yield dramatic style dividends.
