Discover Curtains For Three Windows

Curtains for three windows require thoughtful coordination to create a harmonious look across the space. Matching or complementary fabrics help unify the design, while considerations like window size, placement, and light exposure guide style choices. Layered treatments with sheers and heavier drapes offer versatility in light control. Properly styled curtains for three windows enhance room balance and aesthetic flow, adding both comfort and visual appeal.

Interior Design

Window Treatment Ideas – Whatever style of home you have, windows are just one of the initial things you see and the means you treat your windows develops an atmosphere which improves your particular style. Like all aspects of good design, I want to offer you the most effective suggestions, ideas and also images to inspire you to make … Read more

New apartment decor

The moment has arrived- I finally have curtains! [insert clapping hands emoji] [can we talk about when will the moment finally arrive that I can access emojis from my keyboard? Honestly] back to the c

Kitchen

Bay windows can be expensive and difficult to decorate. Learn how to easily make this simple, gorgeous bay window curtain rod without spending a fortune.

Natural Linen Curtains – Pick Your Color

Get exclusive look and unrivaled quality with our custom made curtains in natural linen. Choose from over 40 colors/ patterns. All draperies are handcrafted in old-world fashion, using timeless techniques. Easy machine washable, air dry or low tumble dry. Iron for pristine look. Preview colors by searching \

Home decor

If you’re looking for a way to make your home feel bigger, to give your tiny apartment a breath of fresh air, to make your corner nook look like part of the room, or to give your little office space the attention it deserves, there are a few simple ways to get there. I’ve compiled a helpful list of tips and tricks to make any small space feel
bigger, to utilize every inch you have, and to turn a cramped home into a space that breathes! Here’s a list of… 19 Brilliant Small Space Design Tips 1. Take Advantage of Natural Light Having an abundance of natural light in a space keeps it from looking small, dark, and cramped. Without the natural light provided by that beautiful window, this small space would be a hassle to work with. Not only does bright, natural light make a room beautiful, it is happy and inspirational, making it easy to get your work done! In fact, nothing makes a room feel tiny like a lack of light, or too many fluorescent bulbs. See how even this dark, dreary looking room is brightened up with natural light? Sure, you need more than just good light to create an inviting small space, but it is a great way to start! I suggest not covering your windows with dark curtains, but I’ll get into curtain advice later on in the post! 2. Add Mirrors A fantastic way to add depth, brightness, and perceived size to a small room is by using mirrors. Whether you add a plethora of mirrors to your wall, or use mirror-surfaced furnishings, mirrors are an inexpensive fix when space is tight. Mirrors add light to your room, especially when hung across from the window because it reflects the brightness from the sunshine! Mirrors also add space to a room… by reflecting what’s there, almost serving as another window! This window lets in a good amount of natural light, but without the mirrors on the wall, it would feel very cramped! Adding mirrors to this wall didn’t physically double its size, but it does add significant depth and makes the room feel much wider, not like the narrow space it really is. Another great aspect of the room above is the bright, neutral color scheme… read on to find out how to make a room feel bigger with your color choices! 3. Use Bright Colors Using light neutrals is a wonderful way to brighten up a dark space. In addition to natural light, bright colors can make a room feel so much bigger, and it’s such a simple fix! It’s a myth, however, that you have to use only light colors in small spaces. If you’re smart with your color choices, you can use darker colors to add depth to a small space. 4. Paint Your Ceiling Painting your ceiling is not only a unique way to add another color to your space, but it adds so much depth to a small room! If you paint your ceiling a brighter color than your walls… it’s sort of like adding a canopy of bright clouds above you, making your ceiling seem almost endless or non-existent. When painting a ceiling a darker color, it makes me think that the walls are ending and that there is a mass of space above… 5. Floating Furniture An easy tip for choosing furniture for your small space, besides choosing pieces that are generally smaller-scaled is to make sure that it does not sit flush to the ground Choosing short pieces makes your room feel shorter and smaller. You should buy furniture pieces with a taller leg to add a feeling of space underneath and around them and to add height to your room! Since your room is small, and you can’t really change that, you want to add as much height as you possibly can, and buying taller furniture is one way to go! Furniture with skinny, tall legs makes a room look larger, take up less space, and don’t look bulky. 6. Ghost Chairs This tip goes for other transparent furniture choices as well, like glass table tops! My favorite example, however, is ghost chairs! These chairs are perfect for a small dining room because they do take up space, but you can hardly see them. Because it looks like you don’t have chairs at all, ghost chairs are the perfect way to \

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Wavelry Donnington Box Pleat Window Valance

Refresh any room in your home with classically elegant window treatments by Waverly®. Exquisite and versatile, the Donnington valance features a classic graphic damask pattern on an elegant ground. Box pleat embellishments add style and charm. Perfect for kitchen, bedroom, or living room. Pair with the Donnington curtain line to complete the look.