What is the most popular window treatment today?
Roller shadesare popular solutions for modern windows.
Affordable and easy to use, roller shades can be rolled up and down manually or by remote control.
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Solar shades are a variation of roller shades that offer protection against UV rays.
A colorful Roman shade in a floral pattern softens the black framed windows of thislaundry roomfromMichelle Berwick Design.
Tall wainscotting painted bright white helps keep things bright and prevents the pattern from overwhelming.
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Contrasting Blinds and Trim
Pair black blinds with white trim for a graphic contemporary look.
A patterned roller shade adds interest to this basement bar window fromMartha O’Hara Interiors.
Color-Coordinated Shades
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Window shades come in every color of the rainbow.
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Printed Roman Shade
Complement bathroom wallpaper with window shades.
In this space fromdeVOL Kitchens, the rustic wood window frame keeps the lacy curtain panel from feeling precious.
Semi-Opaque Curtains
Keep a traditional room looking timeless with classic window treatments.
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White semi-opaque half curtains add privacy without compromising the light and airy feel of this bathroom fromBecca Interiors.
The simple design and natural wood adds warmth to the minimalist black-and-white palette.
Puddled Curtains
Puddle your curtains on the floor to soften a modern minimalist space.
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Keep in mind that south-facing rooms will require more shading than those facing east, for example.
Consider using black-out shades for the bedroom to help you sleep and privacy blinds or half-curtains for the bathroom.
Choose motorized smart blinds that open and close at the touch of a button for the ultimate convenience.
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After falling out of fashion for many years, drapery is making a comeback.
If you dont like curtains, try shades,blinds, shutters, or window film.
Install window blinds or interior shutters made from vinyl, metal, or wood.
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Window treatments can also be layered to create more light control options and visual effects.
you might cover windows inexpensively with lightweight paper blinds or premade curtain panels in simple fabrics.
Layer curtains with fabric shades or slatted blinds to give them a functional and high-end look.
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Be sure to dust and clean your window treatments regularly to give them a well-maintained look.
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