The Best Window Treatment Ideas For Any Space

Sheer Curtains

A timeless classic option, sheer curtains look good in nearly every room.Hang them on their own or pair them with opaque curtains for more privacy.

Neutral Curtains

Neutral curtains in tan, cream, gray or white shades add an instant air of classic coziness to a room. Match the neutral hue with furniture in the room for a monochromatic look.

Patterned Shades

A patterned shade combines the privacy of blinds with the creative patterns and fabrics of curtains. Try one in a bright design.

Jewel-Tone Curtains

Rich, jewel tones add a sophisticated feel to any room. Try one in a deep red, teal or magenta into add a luxurious finishing touch.

Color Block Curtains

Color block curtains add a geometric punch to a room. Our favorite is a two-tone neutral look. Or punch it up with some bright colors to make a statement

Ombre Curtains

Capitalize on the latest ombre trend with curtains. Whether hand-painted or tie-dyed, ombre curtains create a fairy-like, whimsical atmosphere. (They’re a fun DIY project too.)

Try a classic turquoise and white ombre for a sophisticated twist on the trendy style, or a multi-colored ombre for a more hippie vibe.

Blue & White Curtains

Is there anything more classic than blue and white? This preppy, fun combo would be right at home in a kitchen or soothing bedroom.

Café Curtains

If you don’t need full privacy, café curtains are a whimsical way to add a touch of personality to your space. Try it in the kitchen or sunroom where you want to maximize the light.

Tasseled Or Pom-Pom Edged Curtains

Colorful pom-poms dress up otherwise plain curtains. It’s a simple, easy way to customize curtains with supplies from your local craft store. Lining the edges with colorful ribbons for another fun alternative.

Burlap Curtains

Capture the shabby chic farmhouse feel with burlap curtains. Whether printed or plain, burlap curtains can be hung long or café-style curtains.

Roman Shade

Roman shades are an easy way to add a pop of color or pattern to a room. They’re available in flat, cascade, relaxed and a draped tulip styles to fit a range of styles and décor.

Taffeta Curtains

With a similar sheen, but half the price, taffeta curtains are a budget-friendly alternative to silk curtains (and easier to keep clean.) Try a rich, deep shade for a luxe look.

Ruffled Curtains

Whether you go full ruffle for the ultimate feminine look or just a box pleat along the edges, ruffled curtains are a fun way to add a touch of girlish whimsy to any room.

Organic Materials

One of the most popular window treatments right now are natural woven blinds. Typically made of bamboo and matchstick, they diffuse light while still offering a degree of privacy. They look great paired with white or neutral-colored curtains.

Velvet Drapes

The ultimate in luxury fabrics, velvet drapes create a royal aura. Try in a deep purple, green or blue for a beautiful finish. (Make sure to read up on care instructions for velvet drapes to keep them looking beautiful.)

Chevron Curtains

Add a pop of two-toned color with Chevron-patterned curtains. Thinner Chevron patterns add a more sophisticated look, while thicker zig-zag stripes are a fun addition to a playroom or child’s bedroom.

Ikat Shades

Jump on the patterned trend with Ikat shades. They’re a made from an Indonesian decorative technique that’s tie-dyed before weaving for a bright, colorful look.

Silk Curtains

With a silky sheen unlike any other material, silk curtains are the ultimate in luxury curtains. Since they’re more expensive and harder to clean, keep them to low traffic areas like a bedroom or formal living room.

Solar Shades

If you’re looking for complete privacy, solar shades are the way to go. Also called “window sunglasses,” their opaque design preserves privacy while maintaining light control. Solar shades have openness factors ranging from 3-14 percent, so you can select how much light you’d like.