Window cover design selection
Redecorating the interior of your home requires more than money because it involves knowing what you want to achieve. The same goes for the design of your window covering. And since window covering brings a lot of weight and overall appearance to your interior, this is probably the home detailing problem that you should spend most of your time on.
If you haven’t realized its importance yet, try imagining your home without covering the windows. It’s like the day you move into an empty house, right? Naked and lifeless; Not to mention, of course, the fact that you can see your neighbors watching you from afar. Therefore, window covering has two main goals: to cover your interior and to accentuate your interior decorations.
Meeting these two goals, of course, is not just about installing whatever cladding you find appealing in department stores. It requires the flavor that only you can define. Therefore, choosing a window covering is not just about picking up the first thing your hands have laid down.
There are many pre-made window shades out there. And sometimes selecting one that is perfect for your home can be very overwhelming. But it shouldn’t be difficult for it to become a burden already. Here is some information on the different types of window covering designs you can consider.
Blinds – There are 4 basic types of blinds: vinyl, aluminum, wood and fabric. There are 2 basic shutter constructions: horizontal and vertical. Horizontal blinds are commonly used for standard windows. Blinds are perfect for corner windows, patio doors, and bay windows. Vertical blinds are perfect for bay windows, corner windows, and patio doors.
Curtains – Classic and timeless, curtains are often installed in kitchens with windows and short doors. The design and color selection are extensive.
Swags – The swags can be combined with blinds, curtains, curtains and blinds. They can be easily created by simply draping fabric over curtain rods or hooks.
Blinds – The shutters are panels or solid fixed or adjustable slats and are made of wood. They are fully customizable to fit your window of any size. Installing blinds can definitely add a decorative effect to your home, as the design can complement your current interior theme.
Shades – Basically, curtains can filter or block outside lights. They are available in a wide variety of designs based on your lighting requirements. They go well with furniture or wall coverings.
Curtains – Adding a formal touch to your interior requires you to hang curtains as window covering. They can go from ceiling to floor, which can easily give a higher ceiling effect. Sleek and stylish, curtains can make your window full and well textured at the same time, keeping your window open for natural light.
Borders – The valances can be used as ruffles, lace panels, pleated curtains, over sheers or ornaments. Valances can balance the room and create the effect that the windows are taller. Depending on the design you choose, valances can create an appropriate atmosphere for your interior.
Art glass or stained glass – Turning your window into a work of art requires one thing: installing art glass or stained glass in your window. On sunny days, it adds light and color to your interior, which has a great effect on your room.