What is the trend for window treatments in 2021?

Interior design experts and trend analysts see emerging color trends around soft neutrals, monochromatic color schemes, and bright, nature-inspired elements for 2021. We also see a continued rise in popularity for gray and gray-tone shutters, including cooler and gray-tinted natural browns for wood window coverings.

What can I have instead of curtains?

From moveable curtain panels, to elegant shutters.

• Roman blinds. Roman blinds are a classic look and, being less bulky than curtains, enable you to use luxurious fabrics for a fraction of the cost.
• Curtain panels.
• Shutters.
• Window film.
• Matchstick blinds.
• Café curtains.

What can window treatments do for your home?

With a variety of curtains and drapes in a stylish assortment of materials and colors, we have lots of options to find the perfect window treatments for your home or office. Your curtains and drapes can do so much more than just look amazing. They’ll help you control light, give you privacy and reduce your energy bills.

What kind of Curtains should I get for my Window?

Choose from short curtains or long curtains. We even have outdoor curtains. New window blinds can set a mood and highlight your decor, but they also help you control light levels, give privacy and reduce your energy bills. Window shades provide ways to create different looks with texture, pattern and fabric weight.

What can curtains and drapes do for your home?

Your curtains and drapes can do so much more than just look amazing. They’ll help you control light, give you privacy and reduce your energy bills. We offer blackout curtains, room darkening curtains, light filtering and sheer curtains.

How to get the best bay window treatments?

Getting the right bay window treatments can be a challenge. Some of your options include dressing each window separately, mounting your window coverings on the inside of the molding, or you can give plantation shutters a try. There is no such thing as a standard size window, so make sure to measure yours first before buying window covers.