Home is the harbor of our soul, when the new home is renovated, the choice of curtains has become the finishing touch to show the owner's unique taste. From the overall layout of the space to the placement of trinkets, every detail embodies the love and pursuit of life. So, how do you choose a curtain that is both tasteful and not expensive? Here are 10 key points to choose your curtain fabric to help you create your ideal home.
The light in the space is varied
For well-lit rooms, choose gauze curtains with different patterns to let light and shadow dance freely in the space, adding rich layers to the interior. Single-layer window screens are economical and practical, making them a cost-effective option.
Make the long room look shorter
For long, narrow rooms, use eye-catching patterns at both ends, curtains that coordinate with the wall décor at one end and decorative curtains at the other end, taking advantage of the boundaries of the pattern and subtly shortening the visual length.
Make a narrow room appear wider
Rectilinear carpets are laid horizontally on the floor, with irregular lines and pillared beds on the walls, and draped sheer curtains to make the space feel more spacious.
Make the space appear high
Choose harmonious "vertical" stripes and patterns to decorate walls and windows, using bold tone-on-tone curtains to contrast with the walls and create a high ceiling.
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Bright patterns contrast with plain objects to accentuate the stunning interior. For example, the contrast between the red sofa poufs and the white tone injects life into the space.
Cover up the stiffness of the room layout
When the spatial pattern is insufficient, you can use brightly colored fabric furniture and eye-catching curtains and carpets to divert the visual focus and create a warm atmosphere.
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Make the ceiling not look too high
Use eye-catching "horizontal" patterns on the wall, such as wall coverings, mirror lines, etc., to create a distinct horizontal structural feature and shorten the visual sense of height.
Make the space transparent
Choose light-coloured, light-textured bedding and curtains to let the light flow freely and bring a sense of brightness and transparency to a poorly oriented space.
Warms up the space
As the seasons change, use fabrics in warm tones and materials to bring warmth and comfort to the bedroom. The overall exchange of room fabric is better effect.
Makes the space soft
In spaces where relaxation is required, use fabric to create a comfortable and soft environment. A lightweight silk rug can dissolve the feeling of cold and hardness, and make the space gentle and pleasant.