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Picture Perfect: 30 Chic and Cosy Curtains and Blinds
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From soft, billowy curtains to sleek shutters, a great window treatment is the perfect finishing touch to a room scheme. Need inspiration for your own home? Here are 30 smart and appealing window treatments from the Houzz archives to fuel your thinking.
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2. Eclectic flair. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Lisa Burdus Interior Design
Designer: Lisa Burdus Interior Design
3. Colour blocking. Little Rock, USA
Designer: Tobi Fairley Interior Design
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Designer: Tobi Fairley Interior Design
Find a decorator near you on Houzz for customised advice on window coverings
4. Pattern power. Moscow, Russia
Designer: Lavka-Design
Designer: Lavka-Design
5. A light touch. Sydney, NSW
Designer: McNally Architects
Designer: McNally Architects
6. Graphic appeal. Portland, USA
Designer: Jessica Helgerson Interior Design
Designer: Jessica Helgerson Interior Design
7. All in the details. Dallas, USA
Designer: Hudson Construction Group
Designer: Hudson Construction Group
8. Dark and dramatic. Moscow, Russia
9. Well-framed. London, UK
Designer: Estudio Mireia Pla
Designer: Estudio Mireia Pla
10. Lovely lines. Saint Petersburg, Russia
11. Sweet spot. San Francisco, USA
Designer: Julia Katrine Designs
Designer: Julia Katrine Designs
12. Distraction-free zone. Melbourne, Victoria
Designer: Windust Architecture x Interiors
Designer: Windust Architecture x Interiors
13. A soft wash of light. Melbourne, Victoria
Designer: Carlisle Homes
Designer: Carlisle Homes
14. Hamptons vibe. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Studio Kate
Designer: Studio Kate
15. Classic charm. Sydney, NSW
Designer: McNally Architects
Designer: McNally Architects
16. White out. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Anna Carin Design
Designer: Anna Carin Design
17. Blind appeal. Portland, USA
Designer: Jessica Helgerson Interior Design
Designer: Jessica Helgerson Interior Design
18. A step above. Melbourne, Victoria
Designer: MAYD Group
Designer: MAYD Group
19. Polka-dot perfection. Brisbane, Queensland
Designer: Connors & Co
Designer: Connors & Co
21. Textured and terrific. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Alwill Interiors
Designer: Alwill Interiors
22. Light enhancing. Melbourne, Victoria
Designer: Hogan’s Curtains & Blinds
Designer: Hogan’s Curtains & Blinds
23. Simple and effective. Austin, USA
24. Colour cohesion. Balmain, NSW
Designer: Insidesign
Designer: Insidesign
25. The Midas touch. Boston, USA
Designer: Zaz Studio
Designer: Zaz Studio
26. Two-tone treat. New York, USA
27. Sheer magic. Gold Coast, Queensland
Designer: Lynn Malone Design
Designer: Lynn Malone Design
28. Hidden secret. Brisbane, Queensland
Designer: Berkeley Interiors
Designer: Berkeley Interiors
29. Beautifully balanced. Sydney, NSW
Designer: David Campbell Building
Designer: David Campbell Building
30. Oozing glamour. Melbourne, Victoria
Designer: Hogan’s Curtains & Blinds
Your turn
Which of these 30 window treatments do you love the most? Tell us in the Comments, like this story, save the images and join the conversation.
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Designer: Hogan’s Curtains & Blinds
Your turn
Which of these 30 window treatments do you love the most? Tell us in the Comments, like this story, save the images and join the conversation.
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justinekmoore
last year
julietviney
last month
Hoping for a solution. We’ve just spend thousands on drapes for our main living space. I was assured that they would hang neatly (hung on S-track, from the ceiling). However they look a awful! They don’t hang in neat folds and as you walk down the hallway, the edges are twisted outwards, showing the lining. I just want to rip them down but I can’t afford to. I’ve tried tying them in folds for a couple of weeks, I’ve tried tacking the bottom corners. Does anyone have any ideas please?
Margaret Barnaby