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For living room curtains, eyelet curtains are a popular choice as they offer a modern and minimalist look. If you're looking for something more traditional, pencil pleat or wave curtains are a great option. Curtains are measured by both width and length. The best size for your window depends on the dimensions as well as the style that you want to achieve. For a fuller look, hang multiple panels that are long enough to touch or even pool on the floor. Shorter curtains look more tailored, although they should still be close to the floor in most cases. Cotton or polyester curtains are a popular choice for kitchens, as they're easy to clean and maintain. Roller blinds or Roman blinds are also a good option for kitchens, as they can help control the amount of light that enters the room.

Heavy Curtains

If you're short on space, you can also use curtains as room dividers. This is a great way to create separate spaces in your home without having to build walls. Keep in mind that the way that you hang them can have an impact on the length as well. Ring-top curtains hang a couple of inches lower than their measured length. The Pottery Barn Velvet Twill Curtains, IKEA Sanela Room Darkening Velvet Curtains, and West Elm Cotton Velvet Curtain all have multiple hanging options and sizes available. There are a lot of proven benefits for having thermal curtains in your home, including saving you money on your heating bills. Thermal curtains are proven to reduce draughts coming into your living room, and as they’re quite heavy, they can have an effect on sound proofing too. Choosing a thermal curtain lining for an existing set of curtains can also prove beneficial as they also have a thermal coating which provides maximum insulation. Velvet curtains almost always come in solid colors. This lets the luxurious texture get your full attention, one of the benefits of choosing velvet curtains. Deeper colors and jewel tones, such as green, red, and blue, are more common in velvet curtains than in some other styles. There are a few printed designs, like the Anthropologie Layne Velvet Curtains.

Curtains are a great way to add style and functionality to your home. But with so many different options available, it can be tough to know where to start. That's where we come in! At IKEA, we have a wide selection of curtains to choose from, in a variety of materials, colours, and styles. And we're here to help you find the perfect curtains for your home, no matter what your needs are. Here are a few tips for choosing curtains for different room types:

Here are a few tips for choosing curtains for different room types:

The floral details on the Layne curtains from Anthropologie add a touch of visual interest while the velvet fabric is luxurious and plush. They are made of polyester velvet and can be washed in the washing machine. They come in three colors, ivory, ochre, and teal. Each color option has coordinating floral designs in a contrasting color (or colors) and Anthropologie also makes a quilt that matches the ochre version in the same velvet fabric.