Bedroom curtain ideas – the best sleep space drapes
Good bedroom curtains are defined by a few simple things – how well they darken the room, screen for privacy, filter sunlight and soften acoustics. Still, this is an art that can be performed in countless creative and decorative ways. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
Rails for top-fixed elegance
Hanging your curtains with rails in the ceiling creates a neat look that makes the window appear taller. This also provides superior insulation as it prevents warm air from escaping at the top during colder months. Just make sure to mount the rails firmly and be aware of the total weight of your curtains.
The classic curtain rod
With a bigger distance between the window and the ceiling, or if you simply prefer a more traditional look, a curtain rod might be the best choice. Again, there’s a proven trick to make the window appear a little larger. Simply add 15-30 cm to your measurements on both sides of the window.
Blocking and filtering curtains
Besides giving you better sleep by shutting out all light, thick blackout curtains help stop any draught from the window and soften the acoustics of the room. When they’re open, the veil-like layer behind them is great for filtering sunlight and giving you privacy from anyone looking in.
Roller blind simplicity
A blackout roller blind is perhaps the easiest way of darkening the room for better sleep. If you think the look is a bit too plain, it’s easy to combine with some curtains to frame the window nicely and add a bit of texture to the room.
Functionality makes way for creativityElectric blinds solve most of your bedroom curtain needs – with the remote as a handy bonus. So, here’s an opportunity to add something purely decorative, like a creative design made from your choice of fabric. |