Curtain ideas for dining room window
29 Standout Dining Room Curtain Ideas Worth Trying
Katie Hodges Design
Window treatments put the finishing touches on any space—your dining room, included. A great set of curtains can add privacy to your dining room, making it feel cozier and more remote. Curtains can also give you more control over your lighting set-up, allowing you to adjust the ambiance of your room with ease. And of course, curtains can make a striking addition to your décor scheme, inviting you to play with colors, textures, and prints you haven’t yet explored in your space.
Framed this way, dining room curtains sound like an absolute dream. And while they often are, shopping for them can be a little less idyllic. There are so many different styles to choose from—so many colors, prints, and textures to consider—and don’t forget about pleats and opacities, too!
With options abound, it can be tough to imagine what might look good in your space. Thankfully, dining room curtains are such a classic décor choice that there’s no shortage of inspiration to pull from.
Ahead, we’ve rounded up 29 striking, curtain-lined dining rooms—and we’ve cited a dining room curtain idea worth stealing from each of them.
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Ashley Montgomery Design
When choosing curtains for your dining room—or any room, for that matter—it can be tempting to stick with the colors that are already in your space. But if you want your drapes to make a statement, consider adding a new shade to your palette, instead. The pop of color is sure to turn heads, and if you pick a shade that’s not too vibrant, it shouldn’t overwhelm your space.
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Design: Whitney Campeau Interiors, Photo: Amy Bartlam
When many of us go to buy window treatments, we consider color and texture—and completely neglect print. But, patterned curtains can make an eye-catching addition to your space, and since printed curtains are available in all kinds of different colors, you can go as striking or as subtle as you want to.
03 of 29
LeClair Decor
Most interior designers will tell you to hang your curtains high—at least several inches above a window. But, if you want to kick the drama up a notch, consider hanging them even higher.
Draw attention to tall ceilings by hanging your curtains way above your windows. It might take some digging to find curtains long enough to pull this off, but any show-stopping choice is worth a little extra effort.
04 of 29
Mary Patton Design
You might think pairing a vibrant color with a bold print is a recipe for disaster. But more often than not, the details play well together, complementing each other rather than clashing.
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Design: Four Point Design Build, Photo: Amy Bartlam
Curtains aren’t just designed for simple rectangular windows. So if your dining room is framed by a sprawling bay window, don’t give up hope just yet. You can snag a curtain rod that traces the edges of a curved bay window.
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Afro Bohemian Living
If your dining room feels a little bare, consider hanging a set of simple white drapes. Instead of adding color to your space, the drapes will add texture to it—giving your eyes yet another thing to look at each time you step into your space.
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Ashley Montgomery Design
There are plenty of reasons to buy curtains—and not all of them have to do with décor. Curtains can also be a great way to adjust the ambiance in your space. And if you want precise control over the natural light streaming through your windows, a classic set of black roller shades is sure to deliver it.
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Bespoke Only
White curtains make a classic addition to white-filled spaces, but they can look just as great in darker, more colorful rooms, too. Instead of adding continuity to the room, they’ll offer contrast, breaking up the blocks of color or print lining your walls.
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Blue Copper Design
There’s a lot to think about when it comes to curtains—color, print, texture, hardware, height. But, be sure not to overlook a curtain’s pleat. Different curtains are pleated in different ways, and those pleats will ultimately affect how your curtains look.
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Tyler Karu
Hanging curtains on every single window may seem like overkill, especially if you’re decorating a window-filled space. But, if you stick with a simple print and a subtle color, you’re likely to end up with something sleek and striking rather than overwhelming.
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Devon Grace Interiors
Your curtains have to be hung from something—typically, a curtain rod. And if that curtain rod is going to be visible, you should put some thought into selecting it. You can choose a curtain rod that matches your curtains, or opt for one that adds contrast.
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Katie Hodges Design
Decorating with dark drapes is like painting your walls a dark color: intimidating, but incredibly pretty when done right. And remember, you don’t have to commit to bold black. Instead, you can add drama with a softer dark color, like navy, charcoal, or chocolate brown.
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Tyler Karu
Curtains are often used to add cohesion to a space. But, they can just as effectively add contrast. If your dining room is filled with sleek modern furniture, consider balancing things out with an eye-catching—and maybe even traditional—print.
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Ferrer
Love the look of curtains, but don’t want to block light from your space? Snag a set of sheers. Voile curtains are designed to let plenty of sun in, while still giving you the elegant accent you’re looking for.
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Mary Patton Design
If your dining room is already pretty dark, you may think curtains are out of the question. But, by hanging a lighter set, you can add a welcome dose of contrast. And if those curtains happen to be printed, you can add some visual interest, too.
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Tyler Karu
Roman shades may not be as eye-catching as traditional curtains, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be fun. By snagging a printed Roman shade, you can control the light in your space and make the room more dynamic—in an unexpected way, no less.
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House of Harvee
You may not be hanging your curtains for décor or for ambiance control. Instead, you may just want a little privacy. Some windows are ill-placed, and if you’re craving a more secluded dining room, a sheer panel curtain can help you get there—without disrupting the look of (or light in) your space.
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LeClair Decor
There’s no denying it: choosing a print for your dining room curtains can get tough. One no-fail approach? Take cues from the patterns that are already in your space. Snag a set of curtains that match your dining room rug. If the two share similar shapes and colors, they’re bound to play well together.
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Katherine Carter
Your curtains don’t have to stop inches away from your window. Instead, they can run from wall to window on one side—and from window to wall on the other. This approach will leave you with wall-to-wall drapes that are undeniably striking. Just be sure to snag the drapes in a color that you don’t mind seeing in large doses.
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Becca Interiors
Drapes are typically crafted from fabric, but if you’re stocking up on Roman shades, you’ll have a few more options. If your dining room is filled with woven furniture, consider snagging a set of woven Roman shades to match. The textures should pair beautifully together, and the unexpected touch should make an eye-catching addition to your space.
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Blue Copper Design
If colorful curtains feel too bold and white curtains feel too bland, rest assured knowing you’re not out of options. By hanging a set of curtains that are just a shade darker than your walls, you can add visual interest without altering your space too much.
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Rikki Snyder
Curtains can be a great way to add a pop of color to your space, but what if your palette is already loaded with punchy colors? Well, add a pop of neutrals, instead.
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Sarah Fultz Interiors
Pops of color are fine and dandy, but pops of print can be just as fun. If you're looking for a way to add contrast—without bringing a new color into your palette—introduce a brand new print to your home. And don’t feel the need to use it anywhere else.
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Pure Salt Interiors
Window treatments and doors may seem like a strange pair. (They are called window treatments, after all.) But, glass doors are basically really big windows. Don’t hesitate to drape a set of curtains over your doors—just make sure they’re tall enough and wide enough to stay out of the way.
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Gray Space Interiors
If your dining room is filled with dark colors, dark drapes may seem repetitive, white drapes may seem too flimsy, and colorful drapes may seem out of place. But gray drapes should be just enough in every direction—and while they balance out your space, they’ll lend it some coziness, too.
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Calimia Home
Classic curtain rods are straight, and they hang from two hooks. But, if you don’t want much distance between your walls and your curtains, consider installing a curved curtain rod, instead. The unique shape will cause your curtains to come in direct contact with your walls—a look that’s particularly striking when your walls and curtains match.
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Liljencrantz
If you know you want to hang some curtains—but your preferences stop there—consider snagging some drapes that match your walls. This simple choice will add interest to your space without dramatically changing it.
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Design: J. Kurtz Design, Photo: Amy Bartlam
One easy way to bring your space together? Match your curtain rod to the other hardware in your space. Color-coordinate your curtain rod, your light fixtures, your mirrors, your table legs—and any other metal details that appear in your space.
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Laura Brophy Interiors
When it comes to window treatments, it can be tough to toe the line between too bold and not bold enough. But, there are a few easy ways to strike this balance. One of them? Snag a set of simple curtains, and let them run from ceiling to floor. The display will be inherently dramatic. But, since the curtains themselves are understated, they’ll balance the accent out.
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Louis Duncan-He
If you're in the market for a set of dining room curtains but aren't sure what style or color to choose, that's completely normal. After all, there are so many different options to consider, and all of the choices can be overwhelming! Perhaps you crave pattern or color, or maybe you'd prefer to keep things simple.
The good news is that there's really no right or wrong approach when it comes to selecting dining room curtains. We've rounded up 20 inspiring rooms that show you many different approaches you can try—after taking a look at various setups, you'll be ready to outfit your own space in no time.
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Go Monochrome
Karen B. Wolf Interiors
If you want your curtains to blend in with your dining space and not make a major splash, choose a hue that complements your wall color to a T. In this space, brown was the name of the game and is a timeless neutral that provides an elegant, cohesive feel to the room.
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02 of 20
Try a Color Combo
Karen B. Wolf Interiors
This dining room is full of individual black and white pieces—so why not opt for a combo of the two colors when picking out curtains? These black and white striped curtains are chic and help to tie the space together perfectly.
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03 of 20
Add a Touch of Contrast
Karen B. Wolf Interiors
If you appreciate the concept of a monochrome look but aren't fully committed to finding curtains that perfectly match your wall color, you can always opt for a fabric that is slightly lighter or darker for a tiny bit of contrast. Here, dark gray curtains wonderfully complement gray wall coverings that are just a tad lighter.
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04 of 20
Go Sheer
Sandra Asdourian Interiors
Say yes to sunlight and brighten your dining room by opting for sheer curtains. Note that sheer curtains offer less privacy, so you may wish to place a layer of blinds behind them, as was done in this space if your dining room is easily visible from outside.
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05 of 20
Play With Patterns
Interior Impressions
Patterns are an excellent way to add a touch of playfulness to a more formal dining space. This blue and white fabric ties together the colors present in this dining room while adding some extra life to the space.
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06 of 20
Keep Things Subtle
Interior Impressions
Of course, not all patterns need to be extra bold. A lighter chevron pattern adds a touch of whimsy to these simpler curtains without being overwhelming.
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07 of 20
Don't Let Plain Walls Get You Down
Louis Duncan-He
If you're drawn to color but can't paint your walls, opt for vibrant curtains! This is a great solution if you're in a rental or other temporary space and can't make major changes to your home. Curtains are also easy to pack up and bring with you to your next house, making them a worthwhile investment.
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08 of 20
Think Two-Tone
Louis Duncan-He
Two-tone curtains add pizzazz to this dining space. If you're looking to bring in some contrast, it's more than ok to choose curtains featuring hues that aren't already present in the space. Here, green and yellow add a bold touch.
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09 of 20
Pick a Showstopper
Louis Duncan-He
If your windows are extra large and take up most of your dining room wall space, you may not have a ton of room left over to hang art. In this case, you'll want to make the most of your curtains and choose an artful design that will add personality to your space. These blue and white geometric curtains are colorful, contemporary, and certainly a conversation starter!
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10 of 20
Do As the Romans Do
Louis Duncan-He
Roman shades are quite popular and make for a nice alternative to heavier curtains. The blue and white color palette in this traditional dining room translates wonderfully to the windows.
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11 of 20
Try Some Scandinavian Design
Alvin Wayne
There's nothing wrong with keeping it simple and going with plain white dining room curtains—the color is a classic for a reason. Paired with cane chairs, the white curtains give the space a major Scandinavian feel.
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12 of 20
Save Some Space
Sarah Szwajkos
If your dining room is on the smaller side and has just one window, a roman shade is also a smart option given that it will help the space feel a bit airier and less cramped. Don't be afraid to opt for a patterned pick, though, this cheerful pattern is also reflected on the throw pillows that rest atop the dining bench.
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Go Floral
Lara Kimmerer
If your dining room is pretty traditional, a floral pattern is always a great choice when it comes to curtains. This one features coral accents that complement the wall color.
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14 of 20
Continue a Favorite Pattern
Lara Kimmerer
This dining room gives the concept of going monochrome a new meaning! Here, the toile wallpaper pattern is continued onto the curtains for a major cohesive, statement-making result.
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15 of 20
Don't Underestimate Plain White
Britt Design Studio
That said, maybe you're only game for patterned wallpaper or patterned curtains and not both. This dining room features a busy wallpaper print and painted trim, so incorporating solid white curtains helps tone things down a bit.
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16 of 20
Mix and Match Patterns
Studio Peake
Fuse together blues and greens to create a soothing dining nook. Mixing and matching patterns is more than welcome and results in a cozy, curated look.
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17 of 20
Incorporate Some Piping
Kate Dreyer
Adding some colorful piping is a great way to celebrate a love of color even if you plan to keep your curtains mostly neutral. Choose a color that is already dominant in your dining room—in this case, green already appears on the walls—and let it shine.
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18 of 20
Go Tropical
Forbes and Masters
Who says you can't bring some tropical vibes into your dining room? Have a little fun with the space and transport yourself off to someplace warm and sunny. Pick out seating that enhances this island look—cane and rattan pieces are always a hit.
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19 of 20
Look Around Your Space
Chelius House of Design
If you're feeling uninspired about what curtain color to choose, you can always play off an accent in your dining room that appeals to you most. For example, maybe you'd like to play up the color of the chairs at the head of your table—take a cue from this dining space and do just that.
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Chill Out
Becca Interiors
Consider your home's surroundings when choosing dining room curtains. Roman shades made from sisal are perfect for this laid-back, Southampton surf retreat.
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Today it is quite important when living rooms are combined with kitchens / dining rooms. Thanks to this, the space is multifunctional, with increased capacity. In such premises, several useful zones are simultaneously created. They prepare wonderful meals, arrange their receptions, and receive guests. In addition, owners of small spaces can get rid of their small rooms using this technique. This is especially important for those who consider every square centimeter of free space in Khrushchev / living rooms.
The way the interior is designed is very important here. For example, curtains for a living room with a dining room should be well-chosen. This will bring comfort to the room, allowing you to feel calm not only for the owners of the home, but also for its guests.
The materials must be of high quality, embodied in the original interior design. It is also important to adhere to at least the basic requirements.
Table of contents of the article:
- Requirements
- Existing types of curtains for kitchen-dining rooms
- Which ones to choose?
- Photo of modern curtains for the dining room in the apartment
Requirements
Speaking about the design of the dining room with the living room, it is important to consider that for the organization of curtains it is necessary to follow special rules, namely:
- Material - resistant to the negative effects of temperature changes, as well as high humidity.
- The design must be combined with the way the interior is decorated.
- Ease of cleaning and washing of the material, because with frequent pollution, of course, you need to clean it often.
- If it is important that the curtains are closed from other people's views from the street at night, their material must be dense. An excellent option here is a rolled version of curtains, curtains, blinds.
What do they look like? Look at the photo of curtains for the dining room presented in our catalog.
There is a high risk of fire in kitchens. This means that the curtains must be appropriate, being at the safest distance from the oven, tiles, and other electrical appliances.
Existing types of curtains for kitchen-dining rooms
Recommends to consider the proposed options for modern curtains for dining rooms:
Roman version. Yes, they do not fit in palace styles at all. Nevertheless, such products look very attractive, as well as heavy-duty, do not take up much space, and blend perfectly with curtains. The Roman version of the curtains should be used for modern, classic, high-tech. They are selected individually, in accordance with the required size, taking into account the individual dimensions of window openings.
· A classic that includes canvases up to the window sill. They close the window securely. It can also be 2 canvases that hang in the side parts to the floor. They are suitable for country interiors, Provence. With this design option, the composition is very unusual and original.
Japanese style panels. Basically, their width is not more than eighty centimeters. They are made in the style of Japan, respectively, look concise and modest. Of course, these product options are great for minimalism, oriental style. They are quite modern and authentic. At the same time, they can also be used as screens to separate the dining area from the kitchen.
· Cafe style dining room curtain design - these are short curtains with lambrequins, which are located at the top of the window opening. Therefore, the window will be designed so that the sun does not illuminate the room too much.
· Curtains belong to the classics. Organza, mesh, veil, etc. are used as materials for tulle. The length varies. At the same time, the material resists the sun's rays into the room, and the air circulates absolutely normally.
· Curtains with grommets that have fastening rings located at the top of the room. Thanks to them, the curtains can be easily controlled by placing more than one level. The main thing is that your cornice allows you to do this.
Blinds are common. They are very wear resistant and durable. Today they are used not only for office space, but also for kitchens, living rooms, dining rooms. The material from which they are made can be varied. The same applies to their shapes, sizes, colors. They also have photo prints on them.
· French type of curtains. Thanks to them, the room looks extraordinarily beautiful, solemn. They can also be seen in the proposed photos. They have folds, their length is different. And for tailoring, various synthetic materials are used, thanks to which the impression is the most unforgettable and unique.
· Austrian type, for the production of which cotton, satin, and other synthetic fibers are used in addition to cords / tassels. Straightened curtains look quite strictly.
Which one to choose?
Despite the fact that the choice is very diverse, you still need to try to choose the “right” curtains. First of all, decide what kind of interior, in what style. Further, the color scheme, shapes and types of products are determined. Pay special attention to how practical the curtains are. As for the modern novelties offered on the market today, they are quite aesthetic and functional.
In order to give the room coziness and comfort, choose light-colored curtains. Thanks to them, the room will seem larger. But with the help of stripes you can visually raise or expand the space.
We also recommend the following:
- Choose materials that match the color of furniture, walls.
- Stick to interior styles. For example, Provence is characterized by a rustic design, or country.
- If the choice is difficult to make, choose neutral tones so as not to miscalculate.
- Complete the room with accessories.
- Choose even napkins of the right tone for modern canvases on window openings. The same applies to potholders and other accessories.
- It is important to consider the safety rules.
If the selected model requires a cornice, select it and fix it well in place. When choosing, you should rely on beauty, practicality and harmony. Only in this case, the interior will be fully completed, and quite relevant.
Photo of modern curtains for the dining room in the apartment
Curtain design for the dining room.
Existing types of curtains for kitchen-dining roomsContents
- Curtain design for the dining room. Existing types of curtains for kitchen-dining rooms
- Tulle for the dining room. Kitchen-dining room
- Curtains for a public dining room. Curtains for the dining room and living room
- Current trends in curtains for the living room
- Choice of stylish fittings
- Ways of fastening tulle and curtains
- Masterly realization of any ideas and fantasies
- How to arrange a window in the dining room. Decoration of the kitchen window with curtains
Curtain design for the dining room. Existing types of curtains for kitchen-dining rooms
Recommends to consider the proposed options for dining rooms:
· Roman version. Yes, they do not fit in palace styles at all. Nevertheless, such products look very attractive, as well as heavy-duty, do not take up much space, and blend perfectly with curtains. The Roman version of the curtains should be used for modern, classic, high-tech. They are selected individually, in accordance with the required size, taking into account the individual dimensions of window openings.
· Classics, which include canvases up to the window sill. They close the window securely. It can also be 2 canvases that hang in the side parts to the floor. They are suitable for country interiors, Provence. With this design option, the composition is very unusual and original.
Japanese style panels. Basically, their width is not more than eighty centimeters. They are made in the style of Japan, respectively, look concise and modest. Of course, these product options are great for minimalism, oriental style. They are quite modern and authentic. At the same time, they can also be used as screens to separate the dining area from the kitchen.
· Cafe style dining room curtain design - these are short curtains with lambrequins, which are located at the top of the window opening. Therefore, the window will be designed so that the sun does not illuminate the room too much.
Curtains are a classic. Organza, mesh, veil, etc. are used as materials for tulle. The length varies. At the same time, the material resists the sun's rays into the room, and the air circulates absolutely normally.
· which have fixing rings located at the top of the room. Thanks to them, the curtains can be easily controlled by placing more than one level. The main thing is that your cornice allows you to do this.
Blinds are common. They are very wear resistant and durable. Today they are used not only for office space, but also for kitchens, living rooms, dining rooms. The material from which they are made can be varied. The same applies to their shapes, sizes, colors. They also have photo prints on them.
French curtain type. Thanks to them, the room looks extraordinarily beautiful, solemn. They can also be seen in the proposed photos. They have folds, their length is different. And for tailoring, various synthetic materials are used, thanks to which the impression is the most unforgettable and unique.
· Austrian type, for the production of which cotton, satin, and other synthetic fibers are used, in addition to cords / tassels. Straightened curtains look quite strictly.
Dining room tulle. Kitchen-dining room
The most common layout in the house is a combined kitchen and dining room in one room. Any hostess wants her kitchen to be the most beautiful. But let's not forget practicality. Every detail of the interior should be functional, easy to clean and not accumulate dust and kitchen grease. Given these requirements, the curtains in the interior of the dining room kitchen should be made of non-wrinkling, easy-to-clean fabric. Additionally, the fabric for the curtains must be impregnated with dust and dirt repellents. This will save the hostess time, since she will not often wash the kitchen curtains.
Roman blinds are practical and convenient for decorating the kitchen-dining room. They are easy to use and can be easily lowered and raised. The cost of such products is relatively low, given the small amount of fabric required for tailoring. Roman blinds do not take up much useful space. Therefore, they can be safely used even in the interior of a small dining room.
In terms of appearance, the Roman models are produced in different colors, with and without patterns. A wide range allows you to easily choose the most suitable model.
Quite often, curtains in the kitchen or dining room serve only a decorative role. That is, they do not hide the room from the sun's rays, but only decorate the interior design. In this case, the curtains for the dining room kitchen can be made of organza, tulle, voile, mesh. When choosing fabric for curtains, do not forget to consider the style of the room. Window textiles should be in harmony with the design of the dining room.
Curtains for the public dining room. Curtains for the dining room and living room
Modern design curtains for the living room and dining room - an opportunity to combine comfort and practicality with an original appearance. Among the wide range of exclusive options that will transform the windows of your home, there are many curtains and curtains that truly change your interior.
Contemporary dining room curtains come in a variety of styles:
- The individualism of a classic, traditional style combines the use of a variety of fabrics with all sorts of accessories. Curtains in the dining room accept the elegance of the simplest models and complex cuts with many assemblies, folds and draperies.
- Minimalism captivates with the simplicity of lines, shapes and colors without unnecessary elements in the form of lambrequins, trains, frills and braids. The main rule is to choose the right fabric, giving preference to natural materials from linen, cotton or modern models, pre-treated with a laser.
- Country style gives a certain resemblance to the decoration of a nice house in a village or village. Individuality gives a combination of national traditions of a single country. They add comfort, ease of use curtains, with hand-embroidered elements and openwork tulle.
- Unexpected, bold combinations of all the colors of the rainbow, intricate geometric patterns, abstract elements are observed in eclecticism. Skillfully combining the colorful motifs of the oriental style, classical elegance manages to create curtains with an individual design.
- Hi-tech is characterized by simple patterns with a metallic tint. They use curtains in the dining room in a modern design made of harvester, taffeta, organza with a minimum of draperies.
Current trends in living room curtains
Whatever style of interior and window decoration you choose, everything should look aesthetically pleasing, uplifting and pleasing to the eye. How to choose textile decor for the interior so that the quality design is spectacular and the smallest accessories complement each other as much as possible? The flight of creativity and very bold, extraordinary fantasies are visible in the exclusive collections of fashion designers.
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The design of curtains for a modern dining room is conditionally divided into the following models:
- roller;
- Austrian;
- London;
- French;
- Italian;
- Roman;
- roll;
- scalloped.
Fabric models of curtains complement blinds made of rigid plates on cords.
Original curtains in modern design must be selected methodically and consistently, taking into account the style of the entire room, the shape and size of the windows, the proportions of the room. It makes sense to foresee the purpose of the curtains: from decorating the window, to protecting it from the penetration of daylight, cold air flows from the street, noise and drafts. Some models are also capable of destroying harmful bacteria.
Choice of stylish fittings
Draperies made of a variety of textiles in modern design give harmony and unsurpassed design. Heavy sackcloth, velveteen, fine wool and brocade compete with lightness for brodel, calico. Cotton, linen, cambric, moire, chiffon, organza, monrey are used. Tulle, muslin, satin, satin, veil are perfectly draped. Tapestry and velvet, tweed perfectly eliminate drafts, absorb sound. Indian linen, chescha, muslin and veil are the best in transmitting light, which is indispensable in dark, inhospitable rooms. Curtains in the interior are complemented with accessories and functional fittings.
Ways of fastening nets and curtains
Before choosing curtains, consider how they will be fastened. The correct type of fasteners: rod-shaped cornice, rails, rod, tapes for hooks, uniform braid - the most suitable option for standard curtains, models with trains, lambrequins, garlands. Considering the length of the curtains in the living room, the design of the top, the density of the fabric do not disregard the color scheme of the fabric.
Spectacular curtain options, trendy roller blinds available in solid colors, contrasting combinations of light and dark shades.
Modern Japanese curtains have interesting abstract patterns, floral and oriental motifs. Someone prefers strict curtains for decorating a restrained, classic interior, while someone prefers a small scattering of flowers under a rustic country style or Provence, or simple blinds. Sometimes there is a need to have multilayer blackout curtains that do not let in sunlight.
A virtuoso embodiment of any ideas and fantasies
Ready-made sets of curtains, photo curtains, tulle, blinds day and night differ from monotonous dense and heavy textures, a variety of colors and whole panoramas and scenes of paintings with a colorful kaleidoscope of shades. If we choose several sets of light, dynamic tulle and heavy, but warm fabrics, it is important to harmoniously combine both textures with each other and not overdo it with accessories. The individual design of fashionable, elegant curtains made of shiny or matte threads, strung with bright glass beads is unique.
How to arrange a window in the dining room. Decorating the kitchen window with curtains
Blinds are the perfect solution for window decoration in the kitchen. Many are sure that blinds are a place in offices. But now manufacturers offer so many options that blinds can become a worthy decoration not only for the kitchen, but also for the living room. For the kitchen, it is better to choose not plastic blinds, but fabric with special impregnation. And if the slats are of small width, and the mechanism is equipped with a handle, wiping and cleaning the blinds is quite simple.
Straw roman blinds in the kitchen not only decorate the windows, but also reliably protect from bright sunlight
If your kitchen is decorated in a high-tech or minimalist style, plastic or metal blinds will suit you. If you prefer oriental design, pay attention to bamboo. Another original solution is photo blinds with some thematic image on the surface. Sometimes they help create visual space and perspective.
If you have chosen flat, folding fabric blinds for your kitchen, they can be neatly fixed to the window frame. They do not take up much space and allow a sufficient amount of daylight into the room. Fabric blinds rise to the top of the window and, when lowered, can scatter daylight.
The combination of roller blinds with curtains looks quite organic, without causing a feeling of excessive congestion in the interior.
You can decorate the kitchen window with roller blinds or Roman blinds. They are attached directly to the window frame or to the wall above the window. Roller blinds are rolled up or down, while Roman blinds are folded into even folds of the same width. Both curtains look great in the kitchen. They allow you to make the window expressive and not bulky and create clear lines.
Why is the design of windows in the kitchen a separate topic for discussion? Obviously, the kitchen is the heart of the home, where family gathers around the table, needless to say, for daily meals, or for large family holiday dinners.
If the kitchen is small, then meals can be arranged in other rooms, usually in the living room.
But the mistress of the house spends most of her time in the kitchen, and it will be important for her how to arrange a window in the kitchen for the soul, for herself, and for the joy of subtle spiritual harmonies.
It would not be correct to say: “what curtains to hang in the kitchen”, “what curtains are suitable for plastic windows”. The kitchen window, of course, must be considered in the context of the general situation, plus taking into account the nature of the constant operation of the window and the balcony group (if any), and be sure - you need to consider what will be on the windowsill, whether there will be furniture, decorations, work areas next to the window .
Thus, we can safely talk not only about tailoring or choosing curtains, but in a complex way - about the design of the kitchen window.
So where do you start?
To choose original curtains for the kitchen, it is enough to follow the elementary rules, taking into account the peculiarities of the room.