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A vital part of getting the dining room ambiance just right is good window treatments.
Maybe your dining room needs a little color, or perhaps its currentwindow treatmentis weighing the whole atmosphere down.
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Keep them light and minimal in material and color to maintain that spacious feel.
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Diffuse rays of sunlight or annoying streetlights with a shade and curtain combo.
Create Maximal Contrast with Window Treatments
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Never be afraid to go bold.
It’s also an opportunity to add more color aside from paint, chairs, and decor.
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It protects the eyes but doesn’t make a room feel dark.
Go for Sheer and Minimal
Sheer curtainsare super unobtrusive.
They offer the perfect happy medium, giving a little coverage without being overbearing.
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Light white or cream versions keep color palettes feeling bright and breezy.
One out-of-the-box idea that gives this area attention is painting the sills and frames.
Your dining room windows will look well-styled without a single thread of fabric.
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To keep the space feeling open and light,choose curtainsthat closely match the colors of the walls.
Roman shades and blinds can contribute to the same airy and open aesthetic.
When deciding, look out for materials that are lightweight visually and physically.
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Functionality is key, but so is style.
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Count on valances to add character and keep light pouring through.
With shorter versions, they can frame a room and add color.
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They’re ideal for dwellers after bright rooms sans bare windows.
A reed-based set of blinds or Roman shades is earthy and has seaside written all over it.
This offers a little visual contrast between the two while remaining cohesive.
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It could be a plain curtain and patterned shade, vice versa, or a mix of prints.
Add Wispy Linen Curtains
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Linen equates to laidback and breezy.
A little extra fabric pooling at the bottom feels dreamy and less perfectly cut and structured.
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It possesses a little more style than the common metal, crinkling blinds.
Pick Shades With Flair
The smallest details can make a window treatment feel special.
Opt for Easy Wooden Blinds
The wooden slats on certain styles of blinds areextremely easy to control.
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If convenience is the top priority, this is the perfect window treatment for a dining room.
Stripes, for instance, aren’t too flashy, but break up subtler schemes nicely.
One way to do so?
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Through window treatments of course.
Curate a Serene Japandi Aesthetic
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Japandi style is a popular aesthetic for a reason.
It feels cozy and inviting but equally clean and pared back.
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This magical balance can be helped with a well-chosen window treatment.
Aside from creating equilibrium through chair placement, cupboards, and matching light fixtures, consider the window treatments.
A centered shade or set of curtains can add a little boost.
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It’s all about balance.
This could be a silvery gray dining room with gold curtains.
Or even choosing two window treatmentsone that’s warm and one that’s cooler.
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Another way to do this is by using the same kind of curtain and orientation (i.e.
vertical or horizontal) and layering them on top of one another.
This gives a fuller look but still feels consistent.
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Some are ultra formal whereas others are cozy and comfortable.
It’s uplifting, stylish, and a lovely atmosphere to dine in.
That being said, light can feel much more intense when it has white walls to bounce around.
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