Tips for Investing in Curtains
What factors to consider when shopping for curtains?
Curtains. They can transform a room. But, if certain elements like colour, fabric, line and length aren’t right or not done correctly, they can destroy the space. With so many decisions you have to take, how do you narrow the choices to make sure you choose something that you enjoy and loved ones do too?
Colour and fabric
The materials add a touch of texture to the room and determine how the curtains perform and are able to last over time. Too heavy, and they’ll ruin those operating systems. They’re too light and aren’t able to sit or fall in the proper way. When we choose and set up curtains Aelaide We take into consideration how each fabric is draped and pleats against every window. If the fabric flares then it’s not a good idea. It’s also important to remember that the sun fades certain fabrics more than other fabrics. Therefore, unless you are interested in altering the style of your room regularly Bright colors should usually be avoided.
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We suggest a neutral color palette that fits with your overall style, remembering that paler tones reflect light, while darker hues trap heat. Material like silk, linen faux silk, velvet and linen, are probably your ideal choice due to the manner in which they hang. If you’re looking for something more durable that can block out heat and block out the heat, fabrics such as velvet, suede, tapestry or tweed can complete the job.
Line and length
In the process of installing Sawade Curtains using Country Blinds our team will consider three aspects:
How high do you want your curtains to hang from the wall?
How far from the floor do you want your curtains to be?
And, how wide do you want your curtains to be?
Because curtains are a texture element, used to create a more calming and relaxing atmosphere in the space, the answers to these questions will decide how the furniture will affect the room. For instance, the more high you hang your curtains will determine how taller your room feels. Generally, interior designers will require furniture to be 150mm or more above the window frame.
If you’re looking to install the pelmet you’ve been eyeing or for something that is more striking, you’ll need to go higher. Curtains that hang at the floor will work best when aiming for traditional style. If you do, a further 50-70mm should add to the overall length of the drape. However, if you’d like to keep it contemporary and contemporary hang your curtains flat on the floor. It’s also important to increase the width by around 90mm on the sides of your window frame. This will ensure that you’re not covering the glazing when you pull up your curtains and they won’t get in the way. If you’re planning to curtains with blockouts These extra millimetres keep the sun out.
In-home measure and quote
To ensure that curtains are made to your exact requirements, call Country Blinds on 1300 878 214, or drop by our office at 47 Unley Rd /Parkside /SA/Australia. Our team of experts will ensure all colours and textures, as well as finishes and sizes are compatible with the present or desired look of any space.
