If your answer to this question is something like…
- Yes, I’m looking for black bamboo shades
for our family room.
or,
- Yes, I would like to find something that
suits my eccentric living room interior and hide it from my curious neighbors
outside the house.
Or, maybe…
- Yes, our French door is so beautiful, but
there is too much light in the room, I need to find something that doesn’t hide
its beauty, but will block the sunlight that comes every morning…
…then you more likely know what kind of window treatment ideas you are looking
for and will find what you need more quickly.
But if your answer sounds like…
- Well, I need something eye-catching for my
home windows, but I’m not sure what kind…
Then, before looking for new ideas for your windows, ask yourself at first these questions about your home interior:
When you answer to these questions, (at least to the part of them,) you will know more clearly what kind of ideas about window dressing you are going to look for.
Tip: look through interior design magazines for pictures of interior similar to yours. Note, what makes them attractive. What kind of window treatment is there in these interiors? In what style and color? Do you like it? If you do, maybe it will match your room also. However, don’t forget about your specific needs, such as privacy and light control, insulating features and so on.
Well, got some ideas? - Then you can start your window treatment project.
Be prepared though, that the result you will get won’t always meet your expectations. Sometimes it will even exceed them! But in many cases you will get a look that will differ from your dreams. Don’t be upset. After all, you need only to get used to your new beautiful window dressing and to enjoy it!
From the back cover:
“A must-have resource for designers, workroom professionals and do-it-yourselfers, this directory has concise, straight-to-the-point lists, definitions and descriptions of design fundamentals and components to provide a complete education on window treatments. From drapery, headings and top treatments to shades, awnings and embellishments, each section will assist you in making decisions critical to your design success.”