Window Treatment Ideas & How-Tos
Who let the draft in?
Maybe it’s that pesky north-facing window that just won’t keep out the cold.
Rather than weathering the winter in a Snuggy, you may want to consider upgrading your window treatments.
Bay windows are beautiful but tricky. They add character and light to a room but can expose you. The windows bow outward, maximizing natural light and presenting a panoramic view of the outdoors.
However, the very features that make bay windows so appealing can make it hard to cover them.
Few things are as frustrating as a roller shade that won’t roll.
It may stick somewhere in the middle or snag at various points as you raise and lower it. So then the question arises: will you have to replace it?
Wide windows offer stunning views and ample natural light, but finding the right curtains can be a challenge.
In this post, we’ll guide you through the various curtain choices for wide windows, from design and practicality to privacy and DIY solutions.
This blog offers creative and affordable ideas for DIY window treatments, ranging from macramé curtains to painted fabric designs. Many of the projects require minimal sewing skills or even no sewing at all.
Read the FAQs to choose the right materials and ensure a professional finish.
While drilling to anchor curtains is often the best option, it’s not the only option. And there may be times when it’s inadvisable.
In this blog, we’ve compiled no-hole methods for hanging curtain rods that won’t leave lasting marks.
Cellular shades are so effective at saving energy that they’ll qualify you for a federal tax credit!
But some cellular shades do a better job than others, depending on fabric, cell design, and other factors we’ll explore in this blog.
Dust, pet hair, and other debris can make honeycomb shades look dull and dingy.
Their unique cellular structure gives them a contemporary quality and superb insulating properties. But the same cells that trap air also trap unwanted particles in hard-to-reach places.