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Beautiful Artex Windows Curtains $39.99 This is a embroidery based patchwork windows curtain. Two layers panel with valance sewed together. The back linen is half transparency…. |
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For A Beautiful Princess Valance Looking for that perfect quilt for your little princess? This is the one…… |
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Units Per Case 50 Enema Products 1500cc enema bagWith 60 tube prolubricated tip, adjustable clamp, castile soap packet,B drape and ins MEDICAL ACTION INDST INC 2562 $94.99 “PPI2562 (Case)—MEDICAL ACTION INDST INCUnits Per Case 50—SizeA : 1500cc enema bag StyleA : With 60″” tube prolubricated tip, adjustable clamp, castile soap packet, StyleB : drape and insChoose from flexible bag or rigid bucket for enema administration.”… |
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Eclipse Clark Thermaback 42-Inch by 63-Inch Blackout Panel, Chocolate $14.99 Experience the darkness, silence, and beauty of Eclipse curtains. Eclipse ultra-fashionable blackout panels have been laboratory-tested to block out over 99% of outside light and reduce unwanted noise for a better night’s sleep. The innovative design of these curtains also makes them energy-efficient by helping to conserve heat and keeping unwanted cold air out, without comprising your style. Whet… |
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Redmon Nighttime Nursery Blackout Drapery Liner, White $23.95 … |
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Eclipse 54-Inch by 80-Inch Thermaliner Blackout Panel Pair, White $19.99 Experience the darkness, silence, and beauty of Eclipse curtains. Eclipse ultra-fashionable blackout panels have been laboratory-tested to block out over 99% of outside light and reduce unwanted noise for a better night’s sleep. The innovative design of these curtains also makes them energy-efficient by helping to conserve heat and keeping unwanted cold air out, without comprising your style. Whet… |
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Ellis Curtain Bristol Collection Two-Tone Plaid Bradford Valance Window Curtain Bristol two-tone plaid Bradford valance window curtain-plaid continues to reign as one of fashion’s favorite trends. The Bristol plaid collections precise pattern and amazing hue of colors create a soft appearance and eye-catching visual that will blend with your home decor. The soft seven-ounce 100-percent cotton duck fabric creates a softer texture and smoother draping effect that sometimes can’… |
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The Complete Photo Guide to Window Treatments: DIY Draperies, Curtains, Valances, Swags, and Shades $8.60 The most comprehensive DIY window book on the marketThe Complete Photo Guide to Window Treatments makes it easy to choose and construct today’s most popular window treatments – 20 styles of valances, swags, and cornices; 20 styles of curtains and draperies; plus 10 types of window shades. Room photographs show each style in a variety of decorating styles, fabrics, and hardware. Each project has st… |
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The Complete Photo Guide to Curtains and Draperies: Do-It-Yourself Window Treatments $12.55 The only curtains book with the current styles and step-by-step, photographed instructions.The Complete Photo Guide to Curtains and Draperies makes it easy to choose and construct today’s most popular window treatments. Color photographs present twenty styles in a variety of room settings, fabrics, trims, and decorative hardware, then show how to DIY. The projects include tailored, romantic, and c… |
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Window Treatments Idea Book (Taunton Home Idea Books) $5.99 One of the first things you do when you remodel or move into a new home is change the curtains. After all, new window treatments easily, quickly, and inexpensively transform a room. They turn an outdated room into one you want to spend time in, and they make a cold space feel warm and inviting. In the style of the best-selling Idea Books, Window Treatments Idea Book offers the latest ideas for dec… |
What curtain/drape/shade colors would go best?
I have a very light brown room (don’t know the exact color) and the couches are a dark Sage Green. Right now I have Maroun and beige check soft shades (don’t know the correct name of those either) What color window treatments would look good?
Consider the ‘visual’ weight of the couches. If they’re dark, they’re ‘heavy.’ The walls, being light brown, are ‘light.’ Visual balance can be achieved by using the same color ‘weight’ in the draperies as that on the couches.
For instance, repeating the dark sage green in draperies would be effective, but it may be a little too predictable (if not boring), overall. If the soft shades are functional and you like them, perhaps maroon draperies would work better in the space.
Try to develop a color ‘scheme’ vs. thinking in terms of matching or coordinating. Here’s another example: you decide on plum draperies, take the soft shades down, then introduce throw pillows with a plum, sage, and cream pattern.
There’s a lot you can do. See what inspires you.