Victorian window treatments

Today we're bringing you window treatments for historic homes that have today's technology and durability, but will still speak to the period look of your home.

#ThrowbackThursday: In the early 1700’s, paired and pull-up curtains remained popular. It was around this time that roller blinds, Venetian blinds and net curtains were introduced, which were used in conjunction with curtains to admit light whilst protecting furniture from the sun. #Kommaweer

Ethereal layered voiles are elegant boho window treatments that create a soft, dreamy atmosphere in the room. The layers can be adjusted to control privacy and light, making them both practical and beautiful. This style adds a romantic touch to the boho decor, perfect for bedrooms or living areas where a gentle, calming effect is desired. The flowing fabric plays with light and air, bringing a dynamic and fluid element to the space. They're ideal for those seeking a serene and delicate…

What a wonderful idea to put a sidetable infront of the window!

I have a thing for Asymmetry. It’s probably why I am the most drawn to Victorian architecture. Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE symmetry, and it ABSOLUTELY has its place. I just find things t…

Beautifully Simple Window Treatments - Life in Simple Learning DIY, Learning October 17, 2019 Beautifully Simple Window Treatments

Highlights: 1. Modern chenille curtain. 2. Embroidered curtain, shading rate is 40%-65%. 3. Popular european style curtains, which can adapt to more styles of soft outfits. 4. Beautiful curtain, you can use it to decorate your living room or bedroom.​ Category Curtain Style European Pattern European Flower Material Chenille Craft Embroidery Width 270cm Shading Rate 40%-65% Top Construction Grommet Top, Pinch Pleat, Rod Pocket Lining None Suggested Room Fit Living Room, Office, Bedroom, Kid's…