Photo By: Eric Perry
© 2013, Scripps Networks, LLC. All Rights Reserved
Photo By: Eric Perry
© 2013, Scripps Networks, LLC. All Rights Reserved
Dramatic Drapes
The longer the curtains, the more dramatic and elegant the design. In this master suite sheer loose linen drapes frame the queen size bed as well as the bay window. When trying to design a casual and more informal space, try using shorter curtains. Take the Dream Home 2009 Tour>>
Decorative Designs
Curtains can be extremely decorative. Use them to add a touch of personality to your space. Long curtains, such as these lightly patterned neutral fabrics, will add height and bring drama to your decor. Simplistically designed, this dining room is styled with handcrafted furnishings and neutral fabrics and accessories. Take the Dream Home 2010 Tour>>
Bold Colors
This brightly painted kids’ room designed for HGTV Dream Home 2011 is both colorful and lively. The rustic red walls scream high energy alongside the two-toned sliding curtains. Placed on a track, the drapes can be easily extended at night to provide privacy, as well as insulation on cooler nights. Take the Dream Home 2011 Tour>>
Enhance the Details
Drapes are not just for windows. In this formal foyer the drapes enhance the architecture while making a stylish statement. Placed alongside the architectural posts, the flowy cream curtains create a dramatic entrance, leading you from the front door into the family room and kitchen. Take the Dream Home 2009 Tour>>
Drapes Make a Decorative Divide
Curtains make great room dividers and can be adjusted to your preference. They can be pulled back with ties, pinned apart or simply allowed to hang freely. In this master suite the cream-colored curtains make the perfect divide between the bed and meditation area. Use them as a simple way to define different areas of your home. Take the Dream Home 2010 Tour>>
Stylishly Unique
With an endless array of patterns and styles, you can be sure to find a curtain design that fits your personal decor. In HGTV Dream Home 2008, a striped fabric is used for the curtain trimming as well as the kids’ overhead bed treatment. Dressed in a mixture of patterns and textures, this bedroom is youthful and fun. Take the Dream Home 2008 Tour>>
Menswear Fabric
Menswear fabric draperies are placed behind the bed instead of a traditional headboard in Dream Home 2011’s master suite. The masculine fabric coordinates with the houndstooth wingback chair sitting next to the bed. Take the Dream Home 2011 Tour>>
Playful Curtains
Playful, floor-to-ceiling draperies with buffalo check borders separate the sleep area from the play area in Dream Home 2014’s kids’s bedroom. The red in the draperies are carried through to the bedding and flooring. Take the Dream Home 2014 Tour>>
Napping in Privacy
A niche in the entry hallway is the perfect spot to relax, with a small daybed and heavy duty curtains that block out all light. Storage bins underneath the bed hold everyday items while keeping them neatly tucked away. Take the Dream Home 2013 Tour>>
Outdoor Draperies
Grommet curtains provide privacy in this outdoor space, while protecting from cool breezes. Take the Dream Home 2012 Tour>>
Daybed Privacy
Dream Home 2013’s ground level features a sleeping area with curtains for privacy. The daybeds are designed to sway in the coastal breezes. Take the Dream Home 2013 Tour>>
Patterned Roman Shades
The damask Roman shades easily draw up to allow for unobstructed private views, but just as easily draws down if privacy is desired. Take the Dream Home 2014 Tour>>