One Curtain Over Window

Ensure the size is right for the opening.

One curtain over window.

If the curtain is short arrange it along the top of a curtain rod like. These breathtakingly beautiful jacquard curtains have all the rich detailing of custom made drapes. For support two sets of rods hang above each window. Hang them in an unusual way let them flow down to the point the edges almost touch the ground create texture.

Get 5 in rewards with club o. I have enormous windows which i love there s room above the windows for me to place the curtain rod where needs to be i can leave room on each side for the curtains but in one window in every room there is a steam radiator in a box underneath the window. If the curtain is long enough loop it a couple of times around the rod before letting it hang along one side of the window. Curtains drapes.

By resting just above the top of the shelf the curtains allow room for additional display. Not to mention that they are easier to maintain. Single curtain panels are a refreshing change from the norm. Elegant home window two panel curtains drapes all in one set with valance sheer for living room bedroom dining room or any other window 122 63 length navy blue 3 4 out of 5 stars 5 19 99 19.

Small windows may need only a single panel tied back for increased light then hung straight for privacy. Several single panels can be combined to curtain an extra wide window economically. They can instantly perk up the décor irrespective of the width of the window. Sweep them over to one side for a romantic setting or let them hang for a classic uncluttered appearance.

You can also mix and match finials brackets and clip rings. The same goes for valances. Accentuate the rooms in your home with curtains which come in a variety of colors styles and lengths. If you choose to have a valance hang over top of your curtain as most do with decorative valances double curtain rods are the best options allowing for one installation rather than two.

The draperies though short are made wide enough to easily cover the expanse of each window.