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Home Bar in Cleveland

Here is an illustration of a mid-sized, traditional, single-wall, medium-tone wood floor, seated home bar design with black cabinets, raised-panel cabinets, mirror backsplash, granite countertops, and a drop-in sink.

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Louisville Library a large, elegant enclosed living room with a dark wood floor and brown walls.

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New York Loft-Style Ideas for a large, enduring loft-style family room renovation

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Bedroom - Contemporary Bedroom Mid-sized trendy master carpeted bedroom photo with beige walls and no fireplace

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La Mode nationale, no. 57, 28 mai 1887, Paris. No. 16. — Toilette de promenade. No. 18. — Toilette fantaisie. Bibliothèque nationale de France

No. 16. — Toilette de promenade en lainage deux teintes. Première jupe, plissée à larges panneaux, recouverte par une draperie de teinte plus claire, attachée et retenue en bas et sur le côté par un large nœud de ruban. Cette draperie est la suite du corsage, formant corselet et sur la poitrine et sur les épaules. Elle est froncée à la taille devant, pour former la pointe du corsage. Celui-ci est posé sur un plastron-chemisette en dentelle noire perlée, doublée d'un transparent noir. Col et parements semblables, avec manches longues.

No. 16. — Walking ensemble in two-tone wool. First skirt, pleated with large panels, covered by drapery of a lighter shade, attached and held at the bottom and on the side by a large ribbon bow. This drapery is the continuation of the bodice, forming a corselet on the chest and on the shoulders. It is gathered at the waist in front, to form the point of the bodice. This is placed on a shirt bib in black beaded lace, lined with black sheer. Similar collar and facings, with long sleeves.

Métrage: 10 mètres lainage grande largeur. Capote de crin noir, très petite, garnie sur le devant par des coques de rubans en aigrette.

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No. 18. — Élégante toilette de fantaisie en petit drap de dames ivoire. La première jupe, plate, est recouverte par une seconde jupe, droite et plate sur le devant, et retombe en pouf plissé et droit derrière. Cette tunique est ornée, tout autour, par une riche broderie d'argent, qui se continue en un large et court revers, formant coin, dans le bas. Ce revers est retenu par un bouton d'argent. Corsage moyen âge, plat, ouvert sur un plastron de drap boutonné, entouré par la même broderie que la tunique. Une pièce cuirasse, brodée de la même façon, orne jusqu'à la taille le devant du corsage. Manches bouffantes, retenues sur le bras par un bouton d'argent. Une basque, forme habit, descend derrière sur le pouf de la jupe.

No. 18. — Elegant fancy ensemble in small ivory ladies' cloth. The first skirt, flat, is covered by a second skirt, straight and flat on the front, and falls in a pleated, straight pouf at the back. This tunic is decorated all around with rich silver embroidery, which continues in a wide and short lapel, forming a corner, at the bottom. This lapel is held by a silver button. Middle Ages bodice, flat, open on a buttoned cloth bib, surrounded by the same embroidery as the tunic. A breastplate piece, embroidered in the same way, adorns the front of the bodice up to the waist. Puffed sleeves, held on the arm by a silver button. A basque, in the shape of a dress, descends behind on the pouf of the skirt.

Métrage: 7 mètres de drap ivoire.

Capote en toile d'argent, ornée sur le devant par deux ailes de mousseline d'argent, doublée de velours bleu saphir.

Silver canvas hood, decorated on the front with two wings of silver muslin, lined with sapphire blue velvet.

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The outdated style I dislike most is the decade of the 70s. This home is an example of why. (I bought an 80s house and it was so dated that I couldn't afford to redo it, and that's the problem you have to consider when buying, even if the price is lower.) This one, in Ottawa, Illinois, was built in 1970 & has 4bds, 3ba, $325K.

Okay, this is just silly. Cut the hedges back, the lions look like they're in giant green butt cracks. Let's go inside- I hope you enjoy this 70s throwback.

The oval leaded glass door with 2 side lights were the gold standard, as well as the pony wall planter, spindles and red carpet.

The 70s introduced large stone fireplace walls. In contrast, there was fussy, fancy, metal (or plastic) grill work, as seen in the doorway.

The 70s changed the color of wood- it became extremely dark, through the magic of Jacobean stain. The style included faux brick (which was not yet perfected and looked so faux), carpeted kitchens and ornate cabinetry with plate rails.

But the most distinctive feature was the kitchen lamp post. Even if I gutted this kitchen, I would keep that lamp post, b/c it's such a classic. I've even seen them built into the middle of kitchen tables. (Note the faux brick backsplash.)

Variations of this beloved bedroom set were in so many homes. Even my grandparents had one (and I inherited it). Plus portraits of the children on black velvet.

Wallpaper, fancy and flocked, even if it didn't match the style of the room.

There was a Toile Revival, too.

And, big, dark heavy furniture with fancy foo-foo ruffled fabric or fabric with eyelet borders. Notice the architectural detail of the bed on a platform with a heating vent for practicality.

This fireplace was redone- they removed the mantle, in favor of a shelf, and framed in the hearth so they could display statuary.

It was also the advent of the wall-to-wall carpeted bathroom and tub draperies.

Note that red shag carpeting fades over time, and also pills, balls up, and irretrievably matts down. Check out what looks like a lighted nativity scene in the fireplace.

Ah, the manufactured "colonial" creations. Hanging metal fireplaces adorned with eagles and sofas with spindles, pleated skirts, and pastoral or historic Americana scenes. Wherever there was an opening, put up a fancy railing and/or panel.

What a bonus! A home beauty salon! Also, note the textured paneling and another popular feature- jigsaw cutout wood valances on everything from the kitchen cabinets to windows, to walls. (Also, there's a good example of how red carpet fades, in the corner.)

Some outer details (note the cutout valance even on the roof of the house).

I didn't expect a farm, but there're definitely barns and a silo on the property.

3.67 acres of land.

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Dress, 1868

Silk trimmed with braid, satin, linen, beads, brass, bobbin lace and silk fringe, lined with cotton and boned

"During the 1860s the fashionable skirt became flatter in front with the fullness receding towards the back. Women still wore hooped petticoats (crinolines) to give the desired silhouette, but they were no longer bell-shaped and by 1868 they curved out behind forming a kind of bustle. In order to fall gracefully over these new structures, skirts tended to be gored, that is construced with triangular panels rather than straight widths of fabric. The striped green skirt in this example is composed of eight gores that significantly reduce the amount of bulky pleating and gathering at the waist characterising earlier styles. Contrary to much speculation, these gores did not radially diminish the size of the skirt as The Englishwoman's Domestic Magazine pointed out in March 1868: 'Skirts are gored, it is true, but they are ample and flowing. Crinolines, far from being left off, have merely changed their shape; they are plain in front, but puffed out on either side so as to remind one strongly of the hoops or paniers of the last century'.

This dress follows the vogue for historical revival with its separate draped overskirt loosely based on eighteenth century polonaise gowns. Some looped-up styles were given nostalgic names such as à la Watteau and ‘Marie Antoinette dress' or were raised with cords and ribbon bows in the style of the originals. The resulting puffs and draperies were copiously trimmed with silk fringe, brocaded satin braid, beads, marabou feathers, garlands and applied silk flowers. Beneath all these layers and decorative trimmings it is a wonder that a woman could discreetly find her watch pocket which was often concealed in the waistband of her skirt."

Victoria and Albert Museum

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The Silhouettes of the 18th Century.

A Silhouette is the recognizable shape of fashion as it changes. Fashion in the 18th century reflected affluent society's view on style, personal taste, social position, and world outlook.  France was established as a fashion leader in the 17th century, and Paris became a world center for popular modes of dress throughout the 18th century. 

The iconic silhouette of the eighteenth century is that of the  conically corseted court dress, a simpler line of dress launched the era. The mantua, which dominated the beginning of the eighteenth century to the point that dressmakers were called mantua makers, was introduced in the late seventeenth century as a casual dress alternative to the heavily structured court dress required by Louis XIV. Before the mantua the dresses beforehand took more of a robe format however once the mantua became more formal, the bodice took more of an important role over the dress, the display of the stomacher, an inverted triangle of richly embroidered fabric. The placement of the stomacher allowed for an increasingly full skirts of which created a narrow-waisted silhouette for the mantua, which became increasingly extreme over the course of the eighteenth century. The triangle of the bodice was created by conically shaped stays that pressured the waistline to a small circumference while driving the bosom upward to bob about as a barely contained base for the spherical head. The rectangle at the base of this structure was created by panniers which were constructed with hoops, at first to support a bell-shaped skirt, but later drawn in with tapes at front and back into a flattened ovoid form. 

By the 1770s, the silhouette of the skirts shifted away from the squared-off panniers. In the 1770s the polonaise gown was also developed, the waist remained small and pointed into a very full skirt. The fullness of this gown was created through the voluminous drapery fabric, most often via rings sewn on the underside of the skirt that were drawn up with cording to create puffs at the back and side of the dress. The puffs of fabric rested on full petticoats to create the still expansive base of the silhouette; its real shift was one of weight, giving as it did an overall lighter impression of the body within.

In the 1780’s the chemise became popular, this was a lightweight gown made from fine fabric gathered in at the natural waist by a sash. However, this gown still emphasised the waist. Furthermore, by the end of the eighteenth century, a different silhouette was beginning to emerge, intended in imitation of classic Greek and Roman dresses. The dresses took a turn from hard geometric carapace into a soft, thin chemise of cotton or linen that grazed the natural female form and almost fully revealed the breasts.

Rococo emerged in France in the 1720s and remained the predominant design style until it fell out of fashion in the 1770s. Excessively flamboyant and characterised by a curved asymmetric ornamentation and a use of natural motifs, Rococo was a style without rules. A smart and refined court culture called Rococo flourished in France after Louis XV came to the throne in 1715. Along with Rococo the leader in woman's fashion became more of a solidified statutes as international trendsetter. The essential spirit of Rococo era women’s clothing is expressed in its elegance, refinement, and decoration.

This is a typical Rococo period women's dress, "robe à la française". The ensemble shown here consists of a gown, the petticoat much like what we would call a skirt today, and a stomacher made in a triangular panel shape. The gown opens in the front, and has large pleats folded up at the back. All this would be worn after formed with a corset and pannier, which acted as underclothes. Until clothing accepted drastic changes with the 1789 French Revolution, rich outfits, such as is shown here, were worn.

The fan-shaped trims on the gown on the left.

Rococo S-Shaped.

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Custom Drapery Milton

Designer Window Drapes Milton Are you looking to elevate the elegance and functionality of your home or condo in Milton? Custom drapery is your answer. With the right choice of fabrics, colors, and styles, you can transform your living space into a haven of comfort and style. Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds is your go-to expert in Milton for designer window drapes that will take your home décor to the next level. Why Choose Custom Drapery? Enhanced Aesthetic Appeal Custom drapery offers a tailored fit and unique style that off-the-shelf options simply can't match. When you invest in custom drapes, you're investing in a piece of art that complements your home’s interior design. By choosing Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds, you are guaranteed high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail. Perfect Fit One of the most significant advantages of custom drapery is the perfect fit. Standard drapes often fall short in providing a seamless look. Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds ensures that every drape is measured and manufactured to fit your windows perfectly, enhancing both the look and efficiency of your window treatments. Superior Quality When you opt for custom drapery, you are assured of superior quality. At Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds, only the finest fabrics and materials are used. This ensures durability and longevity, making your investment worthwhile. The Benefits of Custom Drapery in Milton Energy Efficiency Custom drapes are not just about the aesthetic appeal; they also contribute to energy efficiency. Properly fitted drapes can help insulate your home, reducing energy costs. According to Energy.gov, properly chosen window treatments can lead to significant energy savings. Privacy and Light Control Custom drapes offer exceptional control over light and privacy. You can choose from various opacity levels, ensuring that you get the right amount of light during the day and complete privacy at night. Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds offers a wide range of options to suit your specific needs. Choosing the Right Fabric and Style Fabric Choices Selecting the right fabric is crucial for the overall look and functionality of your drapes. Whether you prefer velvet, silk, linen, or cotton, Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds has an extensive collection to choose from. Each fabric offers unique benefits, from light filtering to complete blackout capabilities. Style Options The style of your drapes can significantly impact the ambiance of your room. From traditional pleated drapes to contemporary grommet-top panels, Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds offers a variety of styles to suit every taste. Custom Drapery for Different Rooms Living Room Drapery The living room is often the focal point of a home, making it essential to have window treatments that enhance its appeal. Custom drapery can add an element of sophistication and style to your living room. Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds can help you choose the perfect drapes that complement your existing décor. Bedroom Drapery For the bedroom, privacy and light control are paramount. Custom drapes can provide the perfect solution, offering both functionality and beauty. Consider choosing blackout fabrics to ensure a good night's sleep. Kitchen Drapery While the kitchen may not seem like an obvious place for drapery, custom options can add a touch of elegance and practicality. Choose fabrics that are easy to clean and maintain, and consider styles that allow for ample light while cooking. Why Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds? Expert Consultation At Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds, you receive personalized consultation to help you make informed decisions. Their team of experts will guide you through the entire process, from selecting fabrics to installation. Competitive Pricing Despite offering high-quality, custom solutions, Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds provides competitive pricing. Their goal is to offer exceptional value without compromising on quality. Customer Satisfaction Customer satisfaction is a top priority at Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds. With numerous positive reviews and testimonials, you can be assured of a pleasant and rewarding experience. Installation and Maintenance Professional Installation Proper installation is crucial for achieving the best results. Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds offers professional installation services to ensure that your drapes are hung perfectly and function smoothly. Easy Maintenance Custom drapes from Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds are designed for easy maintenance. Depending on the fabric, care instructions will be provided to ensure your drapes stay looking new for years to come. Conclusion Investing in custom drapery is an excellent way to enhance the beauty, functionality, and value of your home. For homeowners in Milton, Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds offers unparalleled expertise, quality, and service. Visit crazyjoes.com to explore their range of custom drapery options and transform your living space today. Top 5 Questions and Answers - Why should I choose custom drapes over ready-made options? Custom drapes offer a perfect fit, superior quality, and a unique style tailored to your home's décor. - How can custom drapes improve energy efficiency? Properly fitted custom drapes can provide insulation, reducing heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer, thereby lowering energy costs. - What types of fabrics are available at Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds? Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds offers a wide range of fabrics, including velvet, silk, linen, and cotton. - Can I get professional installation services for my custom drapes? Yes, Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds offers professional installation services to ensure your drapes are hung perfectly. - How do I maintain my custom drapes? Care instructions will be provided based on the fabric chosen. Most custom drapes from Crazy Joe's Drapery & Blinds are designed for easy maintenance. Read the full article

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WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF LINING CURTAINS?

While drapery lining may seem like just another layer of fabric behind your curtains, it - in fact- shoulders the significant responsibility of enhancing both form and function. No wonder drapery stylists recommend adding lining to all curtains (except sheers of course), and here are all the reasons why:  pink drapes

LONGEVITY OF DRAPES: Drapery fabrics, particularly natural ones like cottons, silks and linens, are more prone to sun damage. Drapery lining can significantly enhance their longevity as well as that of other soft furnishings in the room, by providing an additional layer of protection against the sun and its harmful UV rays.

COLOR-FASTING: Color-fastness refers to the ability of the drapery fabrics to retain their original colour saturation over long periods. Adding drapery lining enhances the colour-fastness and prevents colour-fading,  thereby preserving the vibrance and beauty of the curtains.

INSULATION: Being an ‘extra layer’ to your drapery fabric, curtain lining enhances the insulative properties of your drapes. It creates an additional thermal barrier that reduces heat transfer through windows, effectively regulating the indoor temperature and contributing to potential energy savings on both heating and cooling.

ENERGY SAVINGS & SUSTAINABILITY: Incorporating lining - especially blackout lining - can significantly reduce energy loss by up to 30%. Beyond the economic benefits, this energy efficiency aligns with sustainability goals, promoting eco-friendly practices and minimising the environmental impact associated with excessive energy consumption.

ENHANCED PRIVACY: Curtain lining adds to the opacity of your custom curtains, enhancing the privacy of your home. In rooms where privacy is a key concern - such as bedrooms, bathrooms & nurseries, lining allows the curtains to act as a more efficient visual barrier, preventing any interior shadows or silhouettes from being visible to those outside. 

RICHER FACE FABRIC COLOUR: The colours of unlined curtains may look washed out when strong sunlight falls behind them. Drapery lining adds a layer behind the face fabric, making the drapery ‘more opaque’ and allowing for the true fabric colours to show and shine, without seeming washed out from sunglare. This, in turn, also enables patterns to show their distinct shapes and contrasts. Furthermore, the yellow warmth of the sunlight can affect how the fabric colours ‘read’ to the eye. A bright white panel may end up looking like warm ivory due to sunlight behind on a sunny afternoon. A thick lining - such as our blackout lining - can help minimise this colour distortion. plaid curtains

ADDS FULLNESS TO DRAPERY: Lining adds volume and fullness to the drapes. Since the lining is ‘adding’ to the weight of the drapes, it helps in faster setting of curtain pleats with a straight, gorgeous fall. To learn more about how to get the perfect pleats, read our detailed blog on drapery training.

SOUND INSULATION: Linings - especially blackout linings - tend to further absorb and dampen sound, reducing noise transmission between indoor and outdoor environments and contributing to a quieter, more acoustically controlled space.

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"Sparkles and showstoppers stole the spotlight at the 2024 Tony Awards."

At Sunday's 77th Annual Tony Awards, Angelina Jolie and Brooke Shields were among the glamorous stars who attended the event, which celebrated excellence in live Broadway theatre. Here are the standout looks from the 2024 Tony Awards red carpet at the David H. Koch Theatre in New York City. 1. Alicia Keys wore Gucci Singer Alicia Keys wore a red wine bejeweled Gucci gown with a matching slim leather belt and opera gloves. The burgundy off-the-shoulder dress added elegance and old-school glamour with sequins stemming from the hem and neckline. Keys' sleek bun balanced the grandeur of her dress, paired with her archetypal minimal makeup. Her red carpet look feeds into the monochromatic trends from street style to runway. 2. Angelina Jolie in Versace Furthermore, layered in rich Renaissance drapery, actor Angelina Jolie stunned in this Versace showstopper. The sage green velvet gown had a draped neckline and ruched waist, creating a delicate and romantic silhouette. The star paired a matching wrap and bohemian bangles to give an air of nonchalance, complimented with some undone caramel curls. Her daughter, Vivienne, wore a complementing emerald vest, wide-leg trousers, and a white button-down blouse. Truly, Vivienne dressed down her look with a pair of black all-star Converse. 3. Ariana DeBose stunned in stained glass. Actor Ariana DeBose, who served as host for the Tony awards, dazzled in a lilac and chamomile mosaic dress by Oscar de la Renta. The strapless tea-length ballgown featured blue, yellow, green, and black hues made from individually dyed acrylic pieces that fit together like an avant-garde puzzle. Oscar de la Renta's exRenta'st of lighting and color made DuBose's lDeBose'sarkling evening showstopper. 4. Brooke Shields rocked Crocs Actor Brooke Shields wore a sunny Monique Lhuillier plunge-neck gown with coordinating yellow Crocs. Shields was unapologetic about her shoe choice after having toe surgery on both feet, exclaiming, "I could'" couldn't heels!" Her bold "dress featured a waistline bow and pleated skirt with a center-back slit. She accessorized with a structured gold clutch, stacked bracelets, and pearl earrings. Shield's position and look to match echoes this summer's fashion trends of block-wearing primary colors. 5. Billy Porter in a bejeweled suit and overcoat Furthermore, the waistcoat collar featured diamond-like jewels, complementing the water-like drips splattering onto his oversized jacket. Additionally, the cuffs of his relaxed-fitting suit trousers featured matching jewels, drawing the eye to his pointed-encrusted boots. Porter sported a bold black and silver eye shadow to match his monochromatic showstopper to tie the look together. 6. Nicole Scherzinger in Nicolas Jebran In a departure from the neutral palettes, singer Nicole Scherzinger donned a striking hot pink Nicolas Jebran mermaid gown. The gown featured a sheer panel, embellishments, and a puff hemline. Scherzinger accessorized with Cicada and Maison H jewelry and sported a one-shoulder dress with a skinny scarf and draped waist. Her makeup followed the sultry sunset trend, with warm, smoky tones complementing her tousled side-part bun. Scherzinger looked lovely in her bold hot pink mermaid gown, which had a sheer panel with embellishments and a capacious puff hemline. The 45-year-old star sported a one-shoulder dress with a skinny scarf and draped waist, accessorizing with Cicada and Maison H jewelry. Scherzinger kept her glam more relaxed, wearing a tousled side-part bun and warm smoky makeup that called to the sultry sunset makeup trend of the moment. 7. Daniel Radcliffe in bespoke Todd Snyder Meanwhile, Merrily We Roll Along to musical star Daniel Radcliffe, who wore a lavender Todd Snyder tuxedo with a matching bow tie as he attended with his girlfriend, Erin Darke. Moreover, the actor picked up the gong for best actor in a musical. His unexpected custom purple piece complemented Darke's silver gown, which was bursting with embellishments. Additionally, the couple's attire harks back to the season's inspired palette of pales and pastels. 8. Sarah Paulson wore Prada Receiving her first-ever Tony Award for her role in Family Appropriate, Sarah Paulson wore a silk white Prada gown with sprawling black sparkles. The dress featured an exaggerated boat neck with pointed shoulders and white ruffled ornaments on the arms. Additionally, Paulson paired the shimmering monochromatic look with bold crimson lipstick and dangling Mindi Mond earrings. 9. Maleah Joi Moon in Marc Bouwer Maleah Joi Moon dazzled in a black and silver Marc Bouwer gown with matching gloves. For her role in Hell's KitHell'sthee, the best actress winner, she sported a floor-length swirling sequined dress with spaghetti straps and a sweetheart neckline. Additionally, she accessorized with dazzling open-ended hoops and an ashy-plum lip, which, paired with the soft grey gown, quintessentially evoked the 90s. 10. Rachel McAdams stuns in a translucent slip gown. Additionally, Canadian actor Rachel McAdams kept it simple with a sheer black gown, an asymmetric silk white neckline, a plunging back, and stacked silver jewelry. Her white manicure was highlighted with multiple diamond rings and bracelets. To allow the dress to shine, the 45-year-old forwent a necklace and opted for a pair of delicate silver earrings. Read the full article

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What designs are trending in curtains Adelaide-wide?

Discovering Adelaide's Latest Curtain Trends: The Home Decor Game

In the vibrant city of Adelaide, where culture meets creativity and history intertwines with modernity, curtains have become more than functional window coverings – they are stylish and personal touches and charm to every room. From classic designs to contemporary trends, Adelaide residents are embracing different curtain styles to up their home decorating game. But what designs are currently trending for Adelaide curtains? We explore the latest curtain trends that are capturing hearts and transforming homes across the city.

Timeless elegance: classic patterns and prints

Timeless elegance never goes out of style in Adelaide, and classic patterns and prints are making a comeback in curtain design. From traditional florals and damask to intricate stripes and checks, Adelaide residents embrace classic patterns that exude sophistication and sophistication. These timeless designs add charm and luxury to any room, creating a timeless elegance that never fails to impress.

Natural Elements: Organic Textures

Given Adelaide's proximity to nature, it's no surprise that curtains are inspired by natural elements are trendy in home decoration. Adelaide residents prefer curtains made from organic materials such as linen, cotton and bamboo, which add warmth, texture and depth to interiors. Whether in natural fibers or in earth tones of woven textures, these curtains bring an outdoor feel indoors and create a comfortable and inviting atmosphere.

Daring and dramatic: make a statement with color

For those who dare to be bold, bright colors and drama take over center stage in curtain design tones. Adelaide residents choose curtains in bold shades such as emerald green, sapphire blue and ruby ​​red, adding personality and elegance to their living spaces. Whether as a focal point in a neutral space or combined with complementary colors to create a cohesive look, bold curtains make a statement and add drama to any interior.

Lots of sophistication: light and airy fabrics

In Adelaide's sunny climate, curtains are at their most beautiful and a popular choice because they filter natural light and create an airy and open feeling. Adelaide residents prefer light fabrics such as voile, chiffon and organza, which allow sunlight to diffuse gently into rooms while maintaining privacy. Sheer curtains add sophistication and elegance to any room, making them a timeless choice for style-conscious Adelaide residents.

The key look: combining function and style

Layered curtains are another trend that is growing in popularity in home decor in Adelaide. By combining different types of curtains, such as sheer panels with heavier curtains or curtains with decorative edges, Adelaide residents can achieve a layered look that offers both function and style. Not only do pleated curtains provide better light control and insulation, but they also add depth and dimension to windows, creating a dynamic and visually interesting focal point in any room.

Personalization: personalize home décor

In a city known for its creativity and individuality, customization is all about curtain design. Adelaide residents are increasingly choosing bespoke curtains that reflect their unique style and personality. Whether it's choosing the perfect fabric, choosing custom hardware and trim, or adding personalized touches like monograms or embroidery, custom draperies allow homeowners to create unique windows that enhance their home's decor.

Bottom line: Accentuate your home. A home with trendy curtains in Adelaide

In conclusion, Adelaide residents embrace a variety of curtain trends that reflect the city's vibrant culture and diverse design sensibilities. From timeless elegance to bold color choices, sophistication to layered looks, Adelaide offers plenty of options for homeowners looking to enhance their home decor with trendy curtains Adelaide-wide. Whether you like classic patterns, natural patterns or individual details, Adelaide has a curtain trend to suit every style and preference. So why wait? Use the latest curtain trends and transform your home into a stylish sanctuary that reflects your unique personality and taste.

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Why Invest in Custom Curtains and Drapes?

Custom drapes enhance a room’s architectural features, accentuate breathtaking views, and welcome natural light into the space. They effortlessly infuse texture, color, and vibrancy into any room, serving as a means to reflect your distinctive interior design preferences, whether they are luxurious and captivating, clean and minimalistic, or refined and multi-layered.

At Homerilla, we are committed to ensuring that your window treatments are as unique as you are. This is why our design consultants can help you with custom drapes online.

Discover how we can support you in designing the perfect drapes and curtains for your home.

Why Choose Custom Drapes and Curtains for Your Home?

Much like a handcrafted gown tailored to perfection, our custom drapes are meticulously designed to complement your windows flawlessly. Whether you seek to enhance natural light with sheer curtains or prefer blackout options for privacy in your bedrooms, we will guide you in selecting design styles and fabrics that align with your vision and objectives.

For an exact fit, our designers will visit your home to evaluate your style, personality, and preferences, and to take precise measurements of your window dimensions. Subsequently, our skilled artisans will handcraft your window draperies using our luxurious, top-quality fabrics within our locally owned artisan workrooms.

What are the Benefits of Investing in Custom Curtains and Drapes?

Each window is unique in its dimensions and shape. Tailoring your draperies and curtains to fit the specific lighting requirements and ambiance you desire is essential for creating the perfect atmosphere. With custom drapes and curtains, you have the freedom to personalize the appearance of your living space, whether you prefer a casual or formal style, a light and airy feel, or a warm and cozy atmosphere.

We are dedicated to assisting you in choosing the ideal drape style, fabric, and hardware to reflect your individual taste and make your space uniquely yours.

Ready to discover the possibilities? Explore drapery styles:

Pleated drapes: A traditional pleated drape gives your windows a classic, contemporary look. They're easy to open and close and support heavier and lighter-weight fabrics. Grommet/panel drapes: A panel drape offers an ultra-modern look for your living spaces. When opened, grommet drapes provide a gentle fabric fold. Rod pocket drapes: Rod pocket drapes make a stylish statement and offer a romantic, decorative look. They're ideal for maximum light control and energy efficiency. Tie and tab top drapes: Tie and tab top drapes hang by fabric tabs or ties to offer a laidback look. They also create a flat fabric profile when closed.

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