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Suzanne is an Owner/Designer
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Suzanne is an Owner/Designer
Not all curtain hanging is straightforward. There are times we want to include the softness of curtains but have hurdles to overcome, like strange window shapes or unusual window placements. High windows, such as those in two-story rooms, and short, high windows can also pose challenges. Here are some solutions for these tricky situations:
Not all curtain hanging is straightforward. There are times we want to include the softness of curtains but have hurdles to overcome, like strange window shapes or unusual window placements. High windows, such as those in two-story rooms, and short, high windows can also pose challenges. Here are some solutions for these tricky situations:
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Bay Windows
Use custom bay window rods that follow the angle of the windows.
Opt for individual curtain panels for each window section.
Ceiling Track Curtain Rods
Ideal for modern spaces or when creating room dividers.
They also work great in nurseries where complete blackout is desired.
They’re also great for covering large or oddly shaped windows.
Arch Windows
Use straight rods placed above the top of the arch.
Hang straight curtains just above the highest point of the arch to emphasize height.
High or Two-Story Windows
Hang curtains at the highest possible point to elongate the space.
Use double-height panels for a dramatic effect.
Include roman shades on all windows and curtains just on the lower windows.
Short and High Windows
Hang curtains well above the frame to create the illusion of height.
Ensure the curtain length reaches the floor for consistency.
If heigh balance is not needed, roman shades can be used alone for light control.
If you’re feeling stuck or unsure how to tackle a tricky window, we’re here to help! Reach out for tailored advice, and we’ll guide you in getting it just right.
See our other posts about curtains:
This post contains affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you if you make a purchase through them. We only recommend products we truly love!
Bay Windows
Use custom bay window rods that follow the angle of the windows.
Opt for individual curtain panels for each window section.
Ceiling Track Curtain Rods
Ideal for modern spaces or when creating room dividers.
They also work great in nurseries where complete blackout is desired.
They’re also great for covering large or oddly shaped windows.
Arch Windows
Use straight rods placed above the top of the arch.
Hang straight curtains just above the highest point of the arch to emphasize height.
High or Two-Story Windows
Hang curtains at the highest possible point to elongate the space.
Use double-height panels for a dramatic effect.
Include roman shades on all windows and curtains just on the lower windows.
Short and High Windows
Hang curtains well above the frame to create the illusion of height.
Ensure the curtain length reaches the floor for consistency.
If heigh balance is not needed, roman shades can be used alone for light control.
If you’re feeling stuck or unsure how to tackle a tricky window, we’re here to help! Reach out for tailored advice, and we’ll guide you in getting it just right.
See our other posts about curtains:
This post contains affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you if you make a purchase through them. We only recommend products we truly love!
Bay Windows
Use custom bay window rods that follow the angle of the windows.
Opt for individual curtain panels for each window section.
Ceiling Track Curtain Rods
Ideal for modern spaces or when creating room dividers.
They also work great in nurseries where complete blackout is desired.
They’re also great for covering large or oddly shaped windows.
Arch Windows
Use straight rods placed above the top of the arch.
Hang straight curtains just above the highest point of the arch to emphasize height.
High or Two-Story Windows
Hang curtains at the highest possible point to elongate the space.
Use double-height panels for a dramatic effect.
Include roman shades on all windows and curtains just on the lower windows.
Short and High Windows
Hang curtains well above the frame to create the illusion of height.
Ensure the curtain length reaches the floor for consistency.
If heigh balance is not needed, roman shades can be used alone for light control.
If you’re feeling stuck or unsure how to tackle a tricky window, we’re here to help! Reach out for tailored advice, and we’ll guide you in getting it just right.
See our other posts about curtains:
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