Window
dressing can sometimes be underestimated, but it can have a big impact on the
interior design of a room. Whether curtains or blinds, they make up the final
touch in any decor. There are a host of materials on the market that match any
style. The window dressing must nevertheless adapt to the particularities of
the room. The following blog post will give you information on the 2022 window
treatment trends.
The right colors and prints
This year is a sign of simplicity, functionality, and naturalness. Neutral
shades of beige or cream are always a good choice, as are shades that are close
to nature, such as shades of green or blue. Additionally, earth-toned
terracotta shades and warm golden hues continue to be popular. When it comes to
prints, you can be bold this year. Do not hesitate to consider prints with
unique floral motifs, as an example. All rooms can benefit from the boost that
a wisely chosen print can bring.
The material
Cotton and linen are popular options since they are natural fabrics that
breathe well. However, you can also consider dense materials or velvet if you
want a more dramatic effect. Regarding the texture, you can go from the
lightest of fabrics to the densest depending on the effect you want to achieve.
Types of Window Treatments
The 10 different types of curtains listed below are decorative to functional so you can hang your curtains with confidence:
- Single panel curtains are chic, modern look that is designed to cover an entire window and be pulled to one side when opened.
- Panel pair curtains are placed on both sides of your window. These curtains are closed by pulling them together into the middle and when opened can be left hanging or tied back with tiebacks.
- Pinch pleat curtains are a more traditional style. They are made with thicker, heavier fabrics. Pinch pleat curtains are used in the master bedroom, sitting or entertaining rooms.
- Box pleat curtains folds run deep and uninterrupted across the entire length of the fabric. Box pleat curtains are usually used in dining rooms, bedrooms, and lounges.
- Goblet pleat curtains resemble a goblet or wine glass at the top. These curtains are very delicate and should remain stationary. Goblet pleat curtains are usually seen in large, formal rooms with high ceilings.
- Pencil pleat curtains have thinner, single pleats that make working with a variety of curtain rods easier. Pencil pleat curtains are usually used in bedrooms or living rooms.
- Grommet curtains are a contemporary, modern style with open rings. They are usually found in bedrooms or any room where windows are open and closed regularly.
- Rod pocket curtains are typically made of lightweight or sheer fabrics. These curtains are a lot more casual in style. Rod pocket curtains are suggested where curtains are not open and closed frequently.
- Blackout curtains are made of heavyweight materials that block light and offer the most amount of privacy. Black out curtains are used in bedrooms, guest rooms and home theatres.
- Energy efficient curtains are thick
heavy curtains that provide additional insulation. This insulation prevents
air, heat and cold from entering or escaping your windows.
Feel free to be daring when it comes to window coverings. It can complement the
decor of any room, but also to maintain its intimacy.
