Curtains for the hall: 100 photos of modern curtain ideas

In interior design, as in clothing design, new fashion trends regularly appear and what was relevant today may turn out to be hopelessly outdated tomorrow. This does not mean that in pursuit of fashion we should change wallpaper and flooring every 2-3 years. To make the interior of the hall correspond to the spirit of the times, it is enough to buy new curtains. In this article we will look at all the fashion trends in the design of modern curtains for the hall, and also provide many visual photos with examples.

Curtains and tulle

Tulle and curtains have long remained the most popular tandem for decorating window openings in the halls.

This year it is fashionable to hang two-color curtains. In fact, such curtains are simply sewn from fabric of two different colors. Due to this method of sewing, it seems that some curtains are layered on top of others. It looks beautiful and stylish.

The photo shows options for modern two-color curtains for the hall.

Light, airy, translucent daytime curtains are made from tulle. They soften sunlight, make it more comfortable for the eyes and create a cozy atmosphere in the room.

Thick curtains completely shade the room. They emphasize the style of the interior and add completeness to the atmosphere.

The choice of fabrics for them is very wide and new varieties of textures and colors are constantly appearing.

In addition, both tulle and curtains can be draped in different ways and combined with lambrequins and curtain accessories.

By experimenting with the choice of fabrics, cut, draperies and finishing, you can always find a model that suits any interior style, from salon to avant-garde. load, or can be large and even contrasting with the color of the curtain.

Curtains in the “colorblock” style look interesting, that is, combining fabric of two colors sewn horizontally. Using this technique, you can make fashionable and modern curtains for the hall even from the simplest material.

The photo shows modern curtains in the “colorblock” style, which are perfect for the living room.

Of the methods recommended by designers today for decorating windows in the living room with tulle and curtains, several deserve special attention:

The emphasis is on the curtains. They are sewn from fabric of rich colors, draped lushly, combined with a lambrequin, and decorated with tassels and fringe. These decorative techniques do not have to be applied all at once. One or two of them are enough. Tulle serves as a background, emphasizing the beauty of the main curtains. It is sewn from pale fabric to match the curtains and is not decorated with anything.
The emphasis is on tulle. In this case, the design of the curtains is chosen exactly the opposite: the curtains are sewn from eye-catching fabric, gathered into lush folds and decorated with curtain accessories. The curtains for them are chosen in pale pastel colors and simple shapes.
If the windows of the hall face the shady side, they can be decorated only with tulle. The ideal option is tulle with photo printing made of smooth transparent natural fabric of dense weaving: silk, chiffon, organza. Photo curtains do not need elaborate draperies, lambrequins and decorations. You can find a suitable image for any interior style: buy ready-made curtains or order them from an individual design studio.

Curtains with eyelets

There are many different ways to attach curtains and tulle to the cornice: curtain tapes, drawstrings, loops, ties, clothespins with rings, but the most fashionable recently is eyelets.

Curtains with eyelets are perfect for a modern-style room.

Eyelets are small plastic or metal rings inserted into holes cut into the top of the curtains. Thanks to them, identical, even, flowing folds are formed on the curtains. The greater the distance between the rings, the deeper the folds. This mount is only suitable for round cornices and looks very neat and modern.

Curtains with eyelets can be attached to the curtain rod in two ways: stringed through the holes in the rings or hung on hooks attached to them or ties threaded through them. The size of the eyelets depends on the diameter of the cornice. They can be barely noticeable and serve only a functional purpose.

Curtains with lambrequin

Lambrequin is a narrow decorative fabric drapery located at the top of the curtain ensemble across the entire width of the cornice. Initially, only drapes and curtains were complemented with such draperies. But today multi-layering is in fashion and any curtains can be combined with a lambrequin.

Lambrequins allow you to decorate a window in an original and stylish way, give the curtains a luxurious and finished appearance and make the atmosphere in the room more comfortable. In addition, they help to visually smooth out uneven ceilings and hide minor imperfections in window openings.

The photo shows an example of how you can beautifully decorate a window with curtains with a lambrequin even in a modern hall interior.

Conventionally, they can be divided into several types:

Classic soft. Sections of soft flowing fabric, in the form of throws or draped in any other way using braid or tiebacks. They can be simple, made from one piece of fabric, or complex, made up of several parts.
Bando. A smooth, wrinkle-free lambrequin made of fabric fixed on a dense self-adhesive base, for example, non-woven fabric. Its lower edge can be straight (then the lambrequin will look like a narrow strip of fabric) or cut in any arbitrary shape.
Openwork. A rigid lambrequin with an end-to-end openwork pattern cut out across its entire surface using a laser.
Lambrequins are puffs. Solid fabric sheets, single-layer, or folded in 2-3 layers and originally laced with braid or decorative cords.
Combined. Lambrequins, consisting of several parts, typical for hard and soft models. For example, a simple rectangular bandeau with soft draperies hanging along the edges.

For modern interiors, curtains with a rigid lambrequin are best suited.

Today it is fashionable to combine any type of curtain with lambrequins. Let's look at some modern ideas:

A lush classic lambrequin will give the appearance of curtains and curtains gloss and status.
A lambrequin in the form of a crossover will soften and make the strict straight lines of Roman curtains and horizontal blinds less official.
A bandeau in the form of an elongated narrow rectangle will emphasize the smooth soft shapes of Austrian and French curtains.
An openwork lambrequin with a fancy ornament in combination with vertical fabric blinds will create the effect of perspective and depth of space outside the window.

For each type of curtain you can find your own lambrequin model. Together they will help create a unique and one-of-a-kind interior.

Models of modern curtains for the living room

The hall or living room is the main room in the house. Beautifully and fashionably dressed windows are the “calling card” of a caring, tasteful housewife.

There are many types of design and processing models, from dense and airy fabrics, with and without prints, textured and smooth, with dust- and moisture-repellent impregnations, anti-reflective, etc.

Common styles:

Sewn onto braid (gathering tape).
Stored in ready-made warehouses (one-sided or bow).
On hinges made of the same or finishing material.
On eyelets (round or square rings).
Pocket on a pipe from the main fabric or using a pocket braid.
Decoration in the form of a lambrequin (soft or hard bandeau).

Sewing can be long to the floor, short to the window sill or slightly lower, short in the window opening.

There is also a choice of mounting methods: metal, plastic and wooden on the wall, plastic and aluminum on the ceiling, string, “cafe” cornice.

Curtains and tulle

The curtain is a thin fabric with or without texture, matte or shiny, transparent or with thick weaving, which one to choose depends on the chosen design.

Suitable for the main fabric:

Moire.
Silk.
Organza.
Nylon, chiffon, nylon.
Marquisette.
Batiste.
Veil.
The mesh is smooth or textured.
Thin linen.Tulle is processed onto a drapery tape (i.e. it needs to be pulled to your length of the cornice). The braids have different drapery patterns, which determines the size of the material.

For curtains:
Shinil, velvet, velor.
Linen (matting).
Atlas.
Taffeta.
Satin.
Damascus (tapestry).
Jacquard.
Brocade.
Blackout.

Tulle on the eyelets and curtains for decoration are supported by a curtain clip

Chic velvet curtains for the hall in a modern style.

Curtains for the living room, curtains can be swapped, some act as night curtains, others for decoration.

The word curtain comes from the French “porte” - door, since doorways were originally decorated with textiles. Curtains in the interior have not only a decorative role and have a direct purpose - night curtains.

It is important to know: curtains are 2-3 times longer than the length of the guide, curtains are at least 1.5 times, and preferably 2 times. For sewing on eyelets 2-2.5 times.

Curtains with eyelets

Models with eyelets have become popular; they can be easily removed and put on the curtain rod, are easy to move and look beautiful.

Eyelets are an excellent solution for window design in a modern style.

To make such a set, you will need 2-2.5 times more fabric than the length of the cornice. They are sewn using adhesive tape, which is placed under the eyelets to hold the shape.

Two-color curtains in the living room interior.

This model allows you to combine textiles with each other, in two or several colors, plain with patterned ones.

Set of curtains with lambrequin

When decorating a window or windows in the living room, curtains with a bandeau look relevant if it does not conflict with the design of the room.

A set of curtains with a lambrequin for the living room, a stylish solution for a room in a classic style.

The curtain and lambrequin set are made of the same fabric.

A beautiful lambrequin for the hall, made using sophisticated technique, with carved elements.

A set of openwork lambrequin and velvet curtains for the living room. Lambrequins for the living room, decorated with fringe, with an unusual attachment to tiebacks.

The hall is white and with lambrequins it looks very elegant.

A beautiful lambrequin for a modern style living room.

A beautiful set of curtains with a lambrequin for the living room.

A bandeau with swags for the living room, decorated with cord and fringe, will fit perfectly into the classic style.

“Pambrequin,” translated from French as decoration, appeared for the first time in France in the Louvre in the 18th century. They are made mainly from the same material as curtains with the addition of tassels, fringe, bugles, lace, and cord.

There are soft styles of lambrequins, consisting of folds, ties, de jabots, swags, etc. or hard - the material is glued onto a rigid base of dublerin and framed with cord or tassels, openwork - ornate monograms are cut out with laser equipment. A novelty in the industry of window design - gang windows made of cord on a wire frame.

New this year, cord lambrequins.

A decorative cord element in the center enlivens a set of simple curtains.

Lambrequin made of cord as an independent element of decoration on top of curtains.

A lambrequin made of two types of cord for the living room looks chic.

All these styles are appropriate when decorating a room in the classical, baroque, empire style, many of them are acceptable in modern style.

Rimki

Romans have confidently gained popularity in modern interiors. Invented a long time ago, it has reached our time practically unchanged.

Simple, convenient, functional, goes well with any interior design.

A frame made of fabric with a pattern as an independent decoration for a window into the living room.

Roman curtains in the interior of the hall, simple and stylish.

Romans with a contrasting pattern in the color of the wallpaper.

Romans in the living room in a minimalist style.

The straight fabric, hanging evenly, folds in even folds. Usually made of any material, dense for protection from the sun or thin for decoration.

It is attached to a Roman cornice with Velcro control, horizontal guides, and a weighting material at the bottom.

Modifications of Roman curtains and the material from which they are sewn vary depending on the purpose. The rim is attached both to the window or sashes, and above the opening.

Austrian curtains

This is an interesting combination of two models in one: French and Roman.

The Austrian curtain is a fabric that can be initially draped from below or forms folds as the mechanism rises. Thus, incompatible things are intertwined in one model: the simplicity and laconicism of the Roman and the pomp of the French classics.

The Austrian curtain is framed along the lower edge with lace, tassels, and fringe.

The textiles for this style are light, easily draped in pastel colors. An Austrian jacket made from materials with a shiny surface looks impressive: satin, organza, micro-veil or delicate cambric.

The soft materials create crisp, deep folds that add elegance.

Japanese fabric panels

The spirit of the East makes it possible to apply non-standard, unexpected ideas in the interior. Japanese panels are a sophisticated decor for lovers of minimalism.

Japanese panels in the living room with a bay window.

Beautiful Japanese curtains in black and white.

Japanese panels in the living room made of light and dense fabric. Chic Japanese panels for the hall with a bright print.

Japanese curtain fabric panels for zoning in the living room.

A very stylish combination of contrast, Japanese panels for the hall.

The role of tulle and curtains is performed by Japanese panels.

To attach Japanese panels, you will need multi-level cornices attached to the ceiling. It can be equipped with an electric drive for convenience or with manual sliding from the center or to one side. The panels in it move like a screen and always hang evenly, which is achieved using guides at the bottom and top of the canvas.

Japanese panels are made from both thick and lightweight textiles. Depends on the functional load and design intent. They are made from plain materials, with a minimal amount of pattern, textured ones, and with bright prints, stylized prints.

The panels are widely used in minimalist and high-tech interiors. It is appropriate to use this style in the living room, kitchen, and children's room.

Rolls

An indispensable option if you need protection from the sun or prying eyes.

The rolls are made from specialized textiles, with varying degrees of sun protection, and are impregnated with a dust- and moisture-repellent composition. Resistant to fading in the sun.

Roller blinds are mounted on a mechanism that allows the fabric to be twisted when lifted by the roll.

Common types of rolls are solid fabric, “zebra” - alternating fabric with mesh, pleated.

The mechanism is attached to the doors individually or solidly above the opening. They can be used either independently or in combination with other options.

Collections of materials have a wide range of textures, colors and different qualities. Recently, there has been an increasing demand for natural textiles or textures that imitate them: bamboo, linen, matting.

Kiseya

Comfortable, practical, low-maintenance muslin. A stylish invention in textile production. They are used to decorate windows, doors, openings, and serve as room zoning. Processed in various ways: assembly tape, on eyelets, with a pocket on a pipe.

Kisey is presented not only in different shades but also in different thread weaves: with lurex, sequins, glass beads, spirals, rain, combined from several colors, including rainbow.

An original solution for the living room and not only from thread curtains.

Used on a window with a balcony door. Kisey can be used as an independent product or in combination with other types of curtains or curtains.

Important to know: before washing, the curtain threads are tied in several places along the height and washed in a laundry bag to avoid tangling of the threads!

Roman curtains

Roman blinds are a type of lifting curtains. They have a simple rectangular shape; when assembled, they form smooth horizontal folds, which are obtained thanks to plastic and wooden slats sewn to their reverse side.

The photo shows an example of how you can combine Roman blinds and classic curtains so that they look beautiful in a modern interior.

Designers love Roman blinds for their versatility. They can be sewn from fabric of any texture and color. This means that Roman blinds can be used both as drapes and as curtains, and you can find a suitable model for every situation.

Even if it does not fit very harmoniously into the interior, it can always be combined with another model of window curtains.

For the classic interior of a hall, dense fabrics such as velvet, jacquard, brocade, and tapestry are usually chosen. Roman blinds made from them are combined with curtains made of tulle, veil, light silk or organza.

For a room in a minimalist style, designers recommend Roman blinds made of plain fabric or with vertical stripes. The alternation of dark and light stripes looks especially impressive on wide windows.

For a hall in Japanese or ecological styles, Roman blinds made of bamboo or straw can be an excellent solution. And to soften their strict forms, they can be complemented with light colorless tulle suspended from the ceiling string cornice.

Interiors in a rustic style, such as English shabby chic, French Provence and American country, will be decorated with Roman curtains with a floral print or a check made of linen or thick cotton. True, this season small prints are not welcome, so it is better to choose larger flowers and plaids. Due to the fact that the folds on Roman curtain models are even and sparse, they do not distort the design.

For a small room with little daylight, Roman blinds made of light, light-colored fabric are best suited. They will not visually burden a small room and will not attract unnecessary attention. If you complement such light curtains with transparent curtains, the room will look even more fresh and airy.

Thus, you can find your own Roman blinds for any interior. But since their shape remains unchanged, you won’t be able to experiment with it. Therefore, you can harmoniously fit them into the decor only by choosing models from fabrics of different textures and colors.

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Flutter

This year, designers surprised the public by bringing flutter curtains to the peak of popularity. Airy and light, the new product resembles a cloud of flower petals floating in the air. The effect is achieved through an unusual design - small pieces of fabric, folded several times, are carefully sewn onto a thin tulle base.

This year, designers surprised the public by bringing flutter curtains to the peak of popularity.

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To the floor

The classic model of floor-length curtains requires a minimum gap between the fabric and the horizontal surface - only 1 cm. This is quite enough to maintain functionality and not experience inconvenience when curtaining windows. This option is loved by all designers for the opportunity to play with space.

· Visually make the room higher by attaching curtains to the ceiling cornice; · Create a feeling of spaciousness by curtaining a distance greater than the window opening.

Unlike flutter, floor-length curtains are designed specifically for functional purposes - protection from sunlight, and creating a barrier for prying eyes.

Unlike flutter, floor-length curtains are designed specifically for functional loads

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Roman curtains

The fashion for minimalism has returned Roman blinds to the list of trends - smooth fabric panels mounted on transverse slats close to the size of the window. When raised, they gather into beautiful wavy folds, but it is customary to keep such curtains at half-mast as protection from the scorching sun.

The fashion for minimalism has returned Roman blinds to the list of trends - smooth fabric panels mounted on transverse slats close to the size of the window

The model is self-sufficient, but if desired, can be easily combined with other types of curtains, functionally replacing the bottom tulle layer. Made from thick fabric, Roman blinds look natural in the bedroom or living room.

The model is self-sufficient, but if desired, can be easily combined with other types of curtains, functionally replacing the bottom tulle layer.

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Austrian curtains

Austrian curtains are the only model of lifting curtains with a romantic character, emphasized by elegant draperies. The exception is French marquises. But still, their classic version implies static, and they began to be equipped with lifting controls only recently.

“Austrians” are draped only in the lower part of the canvas, so the folds on them do not look lush and pompous. This season they are sewn mainly from soft natural fabrics in delicate colors with floral prints: thin linen, chintz, tulle, organza in delicate pastel colors and decorated with bows, braid, lace, curtain pins in the shape of flowers and butterflies.

Austrian models can also be made from a delicate veil or organza and combined with classic long curtains. And can be used as main curtains.

It’s impossible to say unequivocally that Austrian curtains are suitable for any interior. Their naive "Peisan" character fits best with classic rustic styles:

For English shabby chic, “Austrian” ones made of plain cotton or silk in whitish pastel shades are suitable.
For French Provence, it is better to sew them from thick cotton or linen with delicate pink or blue flowers.
For Austrian curtains in a room decorated in American country style, choose satin or cotton with small checks or stripes.

The shading that such fabrics create is usually sufficient for a hall. Therefore, it is possible, but not necessary, to combine curtains made from them with other curtains.

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Curtain design 2021 is a variety of textures from weightless and transparent to dense, a little rough. Let's highlight three current options.

Curtain design 2021 is a variety of textures from weightless and transparent to dense, a little rough.

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Printed fabric

Viscose or polyester with a textured printed pattern are synthetic fabrics often used in interior design. Ideal for eastern and southern windows, creating the necessary shading due to their high density. Printed cotton or linen is the best solution for north and west windows or large spaces. They transmit light well and can remain closed all day, creating a pleasant twilight.

Viscose or polyester with a textured printed pattern are synthetic fabrics often used in interior design.

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Tulle

Eclecticism and loft style imply openness of window spaces; they welcome the complete absence of curtains or light, weightless tulle without a pattern. The classic version is white tulle fabrics, pushed to the sides as much as possible.

Eclecticism and loft style imply openness of window spaces; they welcome the complete absence of curtains or light, weightless tulle without a pattern.

The interior of a Scandinavian-style apartment will be successfully complemented by milky tulle on the wall-to-wall cornice.

Attention! Fashionable design of curtains for the hall in 2021: ombre tulle fabrics with color concentration in the lower part.

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Pleated chiffon

A material that combines the qualities of textured fabrics and the translucency of tulle - pleated chiffon. Small folds in the thin fabric give it an oriental charm and softness. A good idea for curtains for the hall is straight sliding curtains made of pleated chiffon and a single lambrequin: the drapery turns out to be very stylish.

A material that combines the qualities of textured fabrics and the translucency of tulle - pleated chiffon.

Japanese fabric panels

Japanese panels are sliding curtains consisting of rectangular, rigidly stretched fabric panels. Outwardly, they resemble wardrobe doors and move in a horizontal plane according to the same principle. The tension of the canvases is ensured by a weight bar threaded through the drawstring in their lower part.

Despite their ascetic appearance, Japanese curtains are able to create in the room no less cozy and comfortable atmosphere than curtains with lush draperies. Moreover, their length can be either up to the window sill or to the floor. The latter option is preferable for the hall.

The light-protective properties of Japanese curtains depend on their density. At the same time, you can choose any fabric for them: natural, synthetic, thick, transparent, colored, plain, with photo printing. The choice depends on what role you assign to them in the interior. Does your room need complete shading or does it need curtains that only slightly soften the daylight? Will they be its main accent or are they intended to create a backdrop for the decor?

Fashion trends for Japanese curtains are as follows:

A combination of fabrics of different densities on one cornice, for example, translucent and dense silk. In this case, dense panels play the role of curtains, and translucent curtains.
If the size of the window allows, then up to 10 canvases of different colors and textures can be placed in front of it. By moving them along the cornice, arranging them in a row, one after another or overlapping, you can endlessly play with light, shadow and color.
One of the latest fashion trends is photo curtains. Since Japanese models are shaped like canvas stretched over a frame, they are ideal for photo printing. You can put any image on them and create a unique, individual interior in the room.

When decorating a room with Japanese curtains, do not forget that they are best suited for minimalist interiors, such as Japanese, hi-tech, minimalism, and modern classics. In order to harmoniously fit laconic fabric panels into lush and romantic interiors, they will have to be combined with curtains, tulle or muslin.

Roller blinds

Recently, modern curtains for the hall have been replenished with another interesting and practical variety - roller blinds or roller shutters. Such a curtain is a piece of fabric that is wound on a shaft installed in a window opening or directly on the window sashes. In the first case, when lowered, it covers the window completely along with the window sill, and in the second, only the glass.

Such curtains are especially suitable for people who love laconicism in their interiors. Initially, they were used to decorate windows mainly in the kitchen and bathroom, and for other rooms they were considered too simple. But today, when non-standard solutions are in fashion and many people are already quite fed up with traditional curtains, roller blinds are used in all residential premises. And to make the appearance of roller blinds less official, they are combined with other types of curtains.

Modern ideas in the field of interior design make it possible to use roller blinds in any interior style:

In a high-tech room, roller shutters in the color of wet asphalt, as well as black or white, look great.
Roller blinds in pale shades, with only a hint of color, are suitable for the minimalist style.
For a Japanese-style room, choose curtains made from fabrics in natural colors, brown, green, and bamboo.
Roller blinds in bright colors fit best into avant-garde interior styles such as modern and pop art. The main thing is not to forget to support them with other elements of the same color: upholstery on furniture, decorative pillows.
For classic interiors, roller shutters alone will not be enough. Thick roller blinds will have to be supplemented with tulle, and roller blinds made of transparent fabric with curtains.

Particularly popular are day-night roller blinds, which differ from conventional roller blinds in their ability to dose the natural light entering the room. Day-night curtains are made of two layers of fabric of different textures, consisting of alternating dense and transparent stripes. In the closed position they look like a single canvas, and in the open position they form gaps and let in the sun's rays.

Accessories for curtains in the living room

Given the seasonal emphasis on minimalism, it is inappropriate to use bulky, tacky curtain decorations. Designers advise removing cords, bow ties, and braid. To create an original style in 2021, rings and garters are suitable. The best material for rings is wood of any shade. The role of garters is performed by strips of medium-width fabric without elaborate patterns, preferably made from the same fabric as the curtains.

Given the seasonal emphasis on minimalism, it is inappropriate to use bulky, tacky curtain decorations.

Kisey or thread curtains

Kisey - curtains made of dense rows of threads or ribbons. They are very decorative, flexible, easy to drape, look great as an independent window decoration and can also be easily combined with other types of curtains.

Despite their airy structure, thread curtains are quite capable of creating sufficient shading for rooms that do not need 100% protection from sunlight. Therefore, it is not surprising that designers are increasingly using them when decorating rooms.

The word muslin hides a huge number of curtains, very different in color and texture, but they can be conditionally divided into two types: simple and with solid decorative elements.

Simple muslin consists of twisted cotton, chenille or silk threads, plain or multi-colored. Kisey with solid decorative elements is the same simple threads, but decorated with glass beads, beads, sequins, shells, artificial butterflies or flowers.

Every time new decor options for muslin appear, and it is impossible to list all the modern ideas for decorating a room with these non-trivial curtains. Here are just a few of them:

In eastern Arabic interiors, from which thread curtains came to us, muslin in rich bright colors with the addition of gold and silver threads looks best.
In a high-tech style hall, muslin with a metallic sheen is appropriate, as well as black, white and the colors of wet asphalt.
For halls in the Provence and shabby chic style, delicate snow-white muslin decorated with bugles or artificial flowers is suitable.
For a Mediterranean style, you can choose muslin decorated with shells.
For classic interiors, muslin in delicate pastel shades, playing the role of curtains, is best suited.

In addition, in almost all interiors, thread curtains look very impressive when hung over long curtains and beautifully draped.

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Neutral background

It is expected that minimalism will remain in trend for a long time, so monochromatic curtains, one or two tones different from the color of the walls, are relevant. It is preferable to use light shades: beige, cream, powdery, translucent yellow.

It is preferable to use light shades: beige, cream, powdery, translucent yellow.

But at the top of the top, of course, is white - boiling or milky; it fits perfectly into any environment, visually enlarges the space, and brings fresh notes to a boring interior. Separately, you can highlight the ivory color - it is relevant for long curtains in the bedroom or living room.

But at the top of the top, of course, is white - boiling or milky; it fits perfectly into any environment, visually enlarges the space, and brings fresh notes to a boring interior.

Among the rich shades in the new season, emerald green and sea green are popular. They look best in the bedroom on classic curtains.

Among the rich shades in the new season, emerald green and sea green are popular.

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Bright accent

Luxury and pomp are not permissible in the new season, so the boring frills and folds on curtains have been replaced by strict floral and geometric prints.

The choice of pattern depends on the environment, but there are two universal principles of selection.

· If the room is covered with wallpaper with a complex pattern, the curtains should repeat some of its elements or remain completely plain. · Plain wallpaper allows you to choose any print in a color scheme that harmonizes with the furniture set. · At the peak of window fashion are Scandinavian and Japanese motifs: prints in the form of fancy geometric patterns or stylized images of the rising sun.

Also, original rings and garters can be used as a bright accent on the windows - and here contrasts are welcome, especially since the trendy white color encourages this.

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Combination

For those who find a design using only one curtain color to be bland, designers advise paying attention to the fashionable principles of combining shades and textures.

· In order not to create multi-layered structures, it is better to combine combinations of tones on one canvas - by choosing curtains with a fabric pattern “white top, dark bottom” or other color division. · Texture combinations are limited to the use of two, maximum three types of fabrics. An interesting idea is a translucent tulle strip over the main curtain, secured with invisible pins. · Tulle repeating the pattern of the curtains is an interesting solution that creates the illusion of a gradient on the window. If the style of the room does not allow you to support the idea of minimalism (for example, in a Provence style kitchen), combinations of current shades with a small amount of ruffles are acceptable.

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Designer tips for choosing curtains

1 Curtains for the hall can be of any model, the main thing is that they are in harmony with the rest of the decor.
2 Today it is important to combine diverse curtains on one window: tulle and blinds, porters and Roman curtains, roller blinds and curtains.
3 Curtains should not blend into the walls. For plain wallpaper, choose curtains of a contrasting or darker color, plain or with a pattern. And, conversely, only plain curtains are chosen for colorful wallpaper.
4 When going to the store to buy fabric for curtains, take a piece of wallpaper with you. If the walls are painted, you can take a photo of them with your mobile device. This will help you navigate the color of the fabric.
5 The fabric looks different on the counter than on the windows. Therefore, take a look at it before purchasing.
6 This season, everything natural is in fashion. This applies not only to the quality of curtain fabric, but also to its color. The most popular colors are green, blue, brown, cherry, mustard. They should be rich and muted, reminiscent of thick gouache paints.
7 Large prints are in fashion. Curtains with photo printing are very popular. Depending on the image, they can be selected to suit any interior.

Hall - a room where guests are received and by which the owners are judged. And if, when decorating other rooms, we first of all try to make them comfortable, then the hall, by its status, simply must be fashionable and beautiful. The possibilities of modern curtains in this regard are endless. You can always find a beautiful, practical and interior-appropriate model among them.