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lauracholeblogs · 9 months

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How to Decorate a Small Traditional Living Room

Whether your living room is a formal sitting area or a cozy TV spot, it should feel inviting and welcoming. Use traditional decor ideas to make this happen, like symmetrical display of art and neutral shades.

Tips to Choose Soft Color

Wall color plays a huge role in the final look of a room. Consider using a gray that’s warm and inviting, such as Down Pipe or French Gray, as suggested by Ruth Mottershead.

Many traditional living rooms feature a large sitting area that comfortably seats multiple family members and friends. This helps create a warm and inviting space to relax and entertain. Moreover, this kind of room can also double as an office or media room.

While it's not uncommon to see a variety of colors in traditional living rooms, an all-neutral color scheme is a popular choice as well. A soft neutral like white, beige, or gray can help open up a tight space and provide a blank canvas for the introduction of personal identity through cloth and pictures.

Make a Cozy Small Living Room

Whether in chic wide stripes or rustic french ticking linens, striped fabrics can be a great choice for furniture upholstery and window treatments in a small traditional living room. They're versatile and come in a range of weaves, weights, and hues to match any decor scheme. Moreover, washable slipcovers keep upholstered furniture looking fresh and up to date.

In traditional rooms, comfort is key. That means cozy chairs and large sofas that can easily be repositioned for sitting, relaxing, watching TV or reading. Decorative accents and fabric details like florals or paisleys add softness to the room. A patterned area rug can add pattern and warmth without overwhelming the space.

Traditionally-inspired spaces often feature wood accents and symmetrical furniture arrangements, like the sky blue living room by Rinfret, Ltd. Despite being traditional, the tightly upholstered furniture and midcentury modern sputnik chandelier create a sense of freshness that makes this room feel current and timeless.

Smart Living Room Design

While many small living rooms are painted in light neutrals, a deep shade of green can add warmth and personality to the space. Choose a color that is not too muddy and pairs well with the rest of your home decor, like Joa's White or Stirabout by Farrow and Ball. Glass-fronted cabinets can hold antiques and family heirlooms in a subtle way that doesn't detract from the space.

One of the easiest ways to add a decorative touch to traditional living rooms is with printed curtains. The fabric brings a relaxed feel to the space and works well with patterned wallpaper. The curtains also create a proportionate balance with plain yet stylish furniture. Moreover, they are ideal for creating a balanced color scheme. If you are in love with a particular print but are worried about it overpowering the room, choose a coordinating trim like pom-poms or beads.

Another option is to go with a solid color and frame the windows. This looks great when the curtains are in a shade similar to the paint color of the walls. You can even make them look textured by opting for a velvet curtain with a pinch pleat. If you want to have a luxurious living room, you can visit the site property.thegardengranny.com.

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curtainhardware · 1 year

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Check Out Wave Fold Curtain Track At Reasonable Prices

Searching for several types of curtain tracks including wave fold curtain tracks. These are flexible and suited to handling pinch-pleated sheer and block-out curtains as well as S-fold (wave) pleated sheer curtains in both single and double curtain configurations.

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shadecity2020 · 1 year

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4 Main Reasons To Consider When Looking For Window Treatments

When it comes to choosing window treatments for your home, there are several factors to take into consideration. Here are four main reasons to consider:

Quality: Choosing well-made fabric is the best way to a sustainable design. Made-to-measure curtains can be pricey, but they provide you with the exquisite, five-star luxury you and your room deserve.

Room’s Aesthetic: Consider the overall aesthetic of your room when choosing window treatments. A window dressed in heavy fabrics, paired with tie backs and a thick fringed trim, instantly add an outdated look, particularly if your home doesn’t offer a traditional vibe.

Room’s Function: The primary determining factor when contemplating window treatments is to consider what you need them to do for you. Do you need versatile light control options in a bedroom that doubles as a home office? Do you need a big visual statement as part of the overall interior design plan?

Privacy: Window treatments are essential for privacy. They can help block rooms from getting too much light (or becoming too hot or cold) and enhance the aesthetic of a room.

In summary, when looking for window treatments, it is important to consider the quality of the fabric, the overall aesthetic of your room, the function of the room and your privacy needs. By taking these factors into account, you can choose window treatments that will enhance the look and feel of your space.

Popular Window Treatment Optioins

When it comes to choosing window treatments for your home, there are several popular options to consider. Some of the most common options include plantation shutters, blinds, shades, motorized shades, Roman shades, and drapery/curtains. Each of these treatments has different features, colors, patterns, and textures to suit your needs and decor.

Plantation shutters are a classic and elegant option that can add value to your home. They consist of a frame with adjustable louvers that can be opened or closed to control light and privacy.

Blinds are another popular option that come in a variety of styles and materials. They consist of horizontal or vertical slats that can be adjusted to control light and privacy.

Shades are similar to blinds but are made of fabric instead of slats. They come in a variety of styles including roller shades, cellular shades, and Roman shades.

Motorized shades are a convenient option that can be controlled with the touch of a button. They are available in a variety of styles including roller shades, cellular shades, and Roman shades.

Roman shades are a type of shade that consists of fabric that folds up into neat horizontal pleats when raised. They come in a variety of styles including flat, hobbled, and relaxed.

Drapery/curtains are another popular option that can add softness and elegance to a room. They come in a variety of styles including rod pocket, grommet, tab top, and pinch pleat.

In summary, there are many popular window treatment options to choose from including plantation shutters, blinds, shades, motorized shades, Roman shades, and drapery/curtains. Each option has its own unique features and benefits to suit your needs and decor.

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curtainscurtainscurtains-blog · 5 years

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At Curtains Curtains Curtains we hand-make to order both double and triple pinch pleat curtains. Pinch Pleat Curtains are elegant and hang beautifully, but require a different kind of hook that is used with pencil pleat curtains. We at curtains curtains curtains will show you how to hang them properly, if you follow our link.

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potentialproblem01 · 3 years

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Daddy Sunday

Come gets y’alls juice Padre Domingo smut. Special thanks to our favorite @creme-bruhlee and the Daniel server

Contained in here is 2.8k Padre Domingo x fem reader explicit smut. Featuring getting railed in a confession booth, a poor grasp of (Spanish) Catholicism, some light breath play, unprotected sex, and some slutty schoolgirl behavior. It’s really not that dicey all things considered, especially for me. It even includes an outfit board. Also on my ao3. Stands alone.

Holler if you see any glaring mistakes and remember to have fun and be safe.

He could see your white boots under the curtain, he could pretend to hear your fingers trailing along the dark stained wood, the quiet squeak of the door hinges as you let yourself into the booth, the whisper of them grasping the edge of his curtain to softly pass into his side of the confessional.

You could hear the other parishioner, confessing to one dull sin or another. This lady has a gambling addiction but you’re into risk of a different kind.

The booth is small, your knees bumping into his, too close; confined. It’s homely in a not-so-Godly way. He eyes you, head tilted up to where you tower over him and it’s no longer a look of surprise or exasperation or the hint of fear you’d inspired the first time you propositioned him. No, this is a look of expectation.

You’d been at mass yesterday afternoon, in the very last pew rolling a lollipop across your lip. He’d been watching, he always did. Your attendance had been a warning of sorts, to know to expect you in for confession at some point.

You’d come straight from your last lecture of the day.

The notice pinned to the front doors stated confession would start at noon and last until 2. It was now 15 past. You had popped in a mint and took out your rosary from the pouch before shedding your hoodie. You left your school bag underneath the stained glass window depicting Mary, keeping light feet across the old stone floors.

Now you make eye contact, his amber eyes flashing in the shadows. With one hand he moves to absolve the gambler and with the other he pulls you in by the hip, slotting your knees together, trailing a hand up across your midriff. He assigns penance, though you can tell he made the severity up, he’s too distracted by you tugging at the bow of your shirt lacing.

He goes to recite the prayer of Absolution for the penitent but it feels like a personal worship as you slowly work the lace out of your shirt, letting the two halves fall apart. His hands come up to push the halves away, revealing your breasts- he stumbles in his prayer. “Through the death and resurrection…”

He lets out a soft exhalation before hurrying through the remains of the prayer, cupping your breasts and sliding a thumb across your nipples. He goes to make the sign of the cross, “I absolve you…”

The parishioner leaves.

You kneel over his lap, hands on his shoulders, skirt rucking up across your thighs, faces a breath apart. Hushed, “Will you bless me Padre Domingo, for I am about to sin.”

“And how long has it been since your last confession?”

“Too long.” You slot in for a kiss, something chaste but designed to tempt. But this priest had been tempted the moment he moved to your town. Daniel César Martin Brühl González Domingo hadn’t stood a chance against you.

He pulls away from the kiss, “What sins are you confessing to today?”

You run your hands down his chest, tugging at his rosary, and back up around his neck, pushing closer to him, feeling the lines and buttons of his shirt and the stone beads against the soft skin of your chest. “Why Father, lust of course. A good helping of greed too.”

He tugs on your shirt, exposing more skin, a defined collarbone. He kisses it softly, lovingly. His stubble catches across your skin enough to set your nerves alight.

There’s a shuffle outside. The next sinner is ready to confess. He breathes against your skin and moves to articulate the invitation so it isn’t muffled by you.

There’s a wicked glint in his eye as he moves his hands, pushing you off his thighs. He pulls himself as far onto his seat as he can before grabbing you by the hips and turning you sideways, shifting you to the corner and then perpendicular to him. You start to understand where this is going and get with the program. You extend your arms down across his thighs, your own rosary sliding down over him, the clink of it’s black crystal beads against your daddy choker the only hint to your presence. The other parishioner begins the ritual cleansing.

Padre Domingo begins by asking how long it’s been since they’ve last been in confession as you fold yourself in half over his lap. It’s tight. Your ankles strain in the heel of your boots and you have to hook your elbows under his knees to create space for your head in the bottom of the booth. Your crucifix thumps to the floor and you tuck it between your teeth to keep it from making any other noise. You have to keep very still not to hit your head on the shared wall. It’s a passing idle that yoga classes have been paying off if it means Padre Domingo can bend you in half over his lap with minimal effort.

They begin to confess to their sins. Lust. How fitting.

He flips the back of your purple skirt up over your ass, ruining the pleats and exposing the silky swell of your cheeks. With one hand he runs a hand under your shirt, pinning you to his legs in positions. With the other, he grabs a handful of your ass, testing the pliability and you have to keep your sound of pleasure to yourself, teeth singing against silver.

He runs his hand over the lace band of your panties, over the side of your hipbones before tracking to the center of your back, teasing the short, sensitive hairs there. His hand travels again across the band before hooking into the thread of lace dipping between your cheeks, pulling it up until he gets to the string of pearls strung across your opening and clit. There’s an amused flutter of his fingers that are under your shirt. You’ll be hearing about your undergarments later.

The parishioner drones on about how they wish to sleep with the town's baker and a large part of you wants to encourage them to fuck and get over themselves but you keep quiet. Padre Domingo has been rubbing the pearls, pushing them into your heat and against your clit. You have to keep quiet, the taste of burnished metal in your mouth starts to hurt.

He keeps rubbing the pearls and they grow tacky as you get wet. You feel your abs flex and strain under your efforts to keep still and avoid bumping your head into the booth wall as he keeps teasing the pearls, never truly touching you.

You're close to pinching at his leg in bratty frustration when he pulls his hand away, lightly snapping the pearls against you causing you to shiver lightly. He coaxes the parishioner to continue to confess as he gets both hands in the lace of the waistband and pulls them down over your hips and over your ass, pulling the pearls away from where they stick and situating the black lace mass at midthigh above your stockings.

He runs both hands back up your thighs, playing at the crease where it swells, pushing up with his thumb and forefinger, rhythmically moving your cheeks together and apart. He assigns this confessor penance as he dips his thumbs in deeper between your thighs, manicured nails skating through the slick that’s been collecting, running lightly over your folds.

The parishioner is now confessing to some light thievery. How boring. The blood collecting in your head is getting heavy, need flaring out through your bloodstream and doubling down on the heat in your head. Keeping your rosary in your mouth is getting difficult and it’s impossible to keep your spit from pooling and finally spilling out, webs of it trawling down the wire before falling to the wood below you.

Light tremors begin to wrack your body and he takes pity, or maybe it’s personal impatience, and moves a comforting hand back up your spine, rubbing the knobs of your spine between your shoulder blades. He sneaks his other arm under your hips and cants them a few degrees more acutely, pressing down with his other hand to keep you there. It doesn’t quite feel like imagination when there's a soft whisper of fabric and good girl is being whispered into your hair.

He withdraws the hand supporting your hips and runs it once across the sharp relief of the bones in your pelvis before quickly moving back between your thighs, palm hovering over the last vertebrae, middle finger smoothly curling over your sex, a finger tip plunging in every other pass; the regularity of the movement is further frustration.

You start to wiggle your hips, straining to push them up at an even sharper angle but he pushes down with the hand between your shoulders and slides his other hand up your backside, waiting for you to be done with your tantrum.

He says something to the parishioner but you can’t concentrate on what. The parishioner responds and you still your movements, clamping down hard on your cross to ground yourself; you know you won’t find any satisfaction without his cooperation.

The parishioner keeps talking about something but Padre Domingo finally resumes touching you, moving his hand across the back of your thighs before teasing a finger against your asshole before moving lower and resuming tracing your slit, gathering some of your slick before pushing a finger into you. It sinks in effortlessly, you’ve been ready for this since you left class and his teasing didn’t help.

There’s no resistance, no friction, only a smooth glide as he shallowly moves his finger in and out of you, rubbing at your walls, failing to provide any sort of relief. He keeps his rhythm steady, intent on continuing to tease, the opposite of your last coupling which had been a hurried affair in an alcove after the late Sunday Mass.

It starts to get a little hard to breath, the air in the booth becoming humid and cloying with your sweat and drool and wetness evaporating against his citrusy cologne. It’s difficult to remain silent as the parishioner finishes, asking how they can be absolved. Padre thinks for a moment, never ceasing the movement of his finger. As he goes to assign penance, he adds in a second finger. Both go in deeper, finally a sensation not overwhelmed by how wet you already are.

The parishioner accepts their penance and Padre begins the Prayer. He pushes down on your high back, keeping you where he wants you as he absolves the parishioner of their lust and thievery, “...May God give you pardon and peace…” and he adds a third finger. You struggle to quiet your breathing, you’re getting closer to what you need: to be filled by him. His pace is still measured, his speech unaffected and the only reassurance you can feel is his hard cock straining against his slacks; the patience of a Saint.

He finishes the Prayer with one hand in you and one hand making the sign of the cross.

The parishioner leaves but he keeps thrusting his three fingers in and out, such a practised undulation. He returns his free hand to your back, caressing the sweating flesh. He moves higher, snaking a finger through your choker, pulling a little, making it even harder to breathe.

You remain like that for a while, seconds and minutes ticking by before he shifts under you, withdrawing a hand to peek out from the booth to find no one else waiting to be cleansed.

He shifts back then, landing a single smack across your ass before leaning down and harshly whispering, “Up.”

Your ankles protest greatly and your head is woozy, stuffed with the accumulated blood that hasn’t been hijacked by your core. You have to fight the wood paneling of the wall to right yourself and shove your panties all the way off. Quicker than you can catch, there’s hands on your waist pulling you in.

Your knees hit the edge of the seat and you fall forward into his chest, the sharp edges of your rosary a trace of pain against your overheated flesh. You settle your knees on either side of him as he removes his hands to undo his slacks and pull his cock out.

Your head, suddenly drained of blood, and light as God’s grace is sent spinning again as he manhandles your waist and positions you over his cock before he pulls you down onto him.

It’s the only bliss you know how to achieve, the only time you’re interested in what God’s put on this earth, when Padre Domingo fills you completely, stretching you and making you take it.

His head makes a hollow noise as it falls back against the booth and you follow him back, braced against his chest, knees sliding further open, white boots obscene against the dark wood and his black ensemble.

He flips your skirt back up and anchors his hands in the fat of your ass, guiding you in a punishing pace, up and down. You cooperate as best you can but your muscles won’t support it anymore, starved of blood and oxygen. You dig your hands into his shirt and try to keep up.

Your head lolls against his shoulder and he turns to whisper filthy nothings into your hair as he lifts you up again and again. Calling you his gorgeous little princess as the wet sounds of your fucking echo around the booth.

HIs breath hitches in a way that you know means he won’t last much longer. You convince one of your hands to unwind itself and snake downwards to pay attention to your clit. It won’t take much, you’ve been close for a small eternity. It takes only a few small circles before you’re coming.

Whatever command you had of your body is gone as your orgasm vacillates through you, collapsing all your weight against him. You can feel yourself flutter around him as he thrusts up once, twice more before he inters himself in you, whole body tensing, leaving bruises where his finger tips are embedded in your flesh, as he comes, lingering in you.

Aftershocks torment your body as he relaxes under you, hands soothing over what he’s damaged. He rains muffled praise into your neck as you recover against him.

You’re not sure how long you stay together like that, long enough for you to notice him softening inside you and for you to take the hint and pull off. You’ll have to get the come out soon but for now you prop back on your knees to plant your feet back on the floor.

You stretch out as much as you can, rolling your ankles and feeling your vertebrae pop back into place. You watch as he tucks himself back into his slacks. He notices you watching and he blushes, he’s always sweet in the afterglow.

He pulls you back in, beginning to thread your lace back through the eyelets of your shirt. He goes slowly, making sure the lace lays smooth and that the luster faces out. He steals one last feel of your breasts before he laces it the rest of the way and tightens a bow. He fixes your skirt as best as he can, the pleats are rather ruined.

You lean in for one last kiss, long and lingering; affectionate.

He pulls away to breathe and you straighten up before turning around to make sure no one will catch you leaving the booth. He trails a finger up each of your thighs, sending another set of shivers through you before he lands one last swat on your ass. You let out a small squeak not expecting it but when you open the curtain, there’s no one outside to have heard.

You open the door fully and step out, boots back on stone flooring. You hold the door open for him to step out. As he goes to close the booth he spots your panties still inside and bends to pick them up. He goes to give them back but you tuck them into his shirt pocket. You’ll get them back later. With a wink you start back toward doors to grab your bag and hoodie. He’s watching you go so you bend all the way over to pretend to look for something in your bag, giving him a full view of what will await him Sunday afternoon.

You straighten back up, feeling the slick mess of come start to leak out. You really needed to get home. With a final sweep to pick up and sling your bag over your shoulder, you push open the door and head out into the afternoon sun, inner thighs slick with his come.

Part Two (stands alone)

Part Three (stands alone)

End note: I’ve got some other ideas including Sunday afternoon somnophilia, the og seduction, the mentioned in story quickie, shower bj, and further improper use of a rosary

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hometoursandotherstuff · 3 years

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An older apt. in the Netherlands is a mix of old and new.

The ceiling retains it’s original fancy work. The furnishings below are modern and there are some mid century pieces, also. I wonder if that giant bulb lamp is annoyingly bright.

If this isn’t the original fireplace, it’s at least vintage and looks good. There is another one in the dining room.

Dining room table with an Oriental flavor surrounded by mid century pieces.

The dining room doubles as a work space.

Popular poster. Never liked it.

The old kitchen is lovely just the way it is- a new stove fits in the old fireplace, but there is no new cabinetry, just a long, simple counter covered by pinch-pleated curtains- lots of storage. Above is a single open shelf. You can see that the table is vintage and worn. I love this kitchen.

A small anteroom outside the living room holds a table b/c it opens out to the garden.

They can enjoy the yard all year round.

http://kikette-interiors.blogspot.com/

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peninsulacurtainau · 3 years

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Curtains and Sheers

Available in such an array of fabrics, prints and designs, Curtains are the most flexible of window treatments. From soft light filtering fabrics through to textured block out, we can compliment any window.

Custom Made Curtains

Curtains can be customized to reflect many designs, a contemporary feel with timber rods and rings,Curtains near me or metro with eyelets and steel. Our advanced workroom and machinery ensures even pleating, pattern matching and minimal seam exposure. Design your own look by adding tiebacks, tassels or even decorative rods, the combinations are endless.

Features - Best thermal protection for your insulation needs. - Save on energy bills. - From the simplicity of a pinch pleat curtain to the formality of a swag & tail.

Peninsula curtains and blinds prides themselves as being the most hard-working family run business. We manufacture and make all our curtains and sheers here in our Mornington showroom. Our work room personally handles each piece with love and care with over 40 years’ experience bringing you the best quality window furnishings on the Mornington Peninsula.

Our advanced workroom and machinery ensure we create beautifully crafted curtains and sheers. Our machinist work with passion to guarantee the result is perfect.

Benefits of curtains - Block out fabrics are a perfect option to help with privacy, noise control, thermal properties, and security for a residential or commercial space - Curtains will add value to your home with the 1000’s of fabrics to choose from. This will create your home with a beautiful and stylish window furnishing in your space - If you are wanting to save on your energy costs simply combine a lined curtain and pelmet to save up to 70% heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer.

Benefits of sheers - Sheers are a great alternative to help with privacy but to allow some natural light into the space - Aesthetically sheers are an elegant and timeless addition to a room adding a stunning softness to the room - Sheers can be used over the top of roller blinds

Heading styles - Wave/S fold - Pencil pleat - Triple/Double pinch pleat - Reverse pleat - Gathered heading - Eyelet

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sheercurtainsau · 2 years

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Why Buy Blockout Curtains?

If you live in a hot climate, blockout curtains can provide thermal insulation. They also block light, reduce noise, and improve sleep quality. In addition, blockout curtains are easy to maintain and require little maintenance. Most blockout curtains can be washed in cold water and are also available in vinyl, plastic-coated, and 100% polyester materials. When choosing your curtain material, remember to match it with the interior color of your home. Neutral shades of blue, grey, and black are the most popular.

Blockout Curtains Provide Thermal Insulation

Blockout curtains are a good investment for a number of reasons. They not only block out sunlight but also absorb sound waves, making them a great choice for reducing noise in a home. Thermal curtains can reduce interior noise by as much as 10 decibels and keep the temperature inside your home at a comfortable level. Thermal curtains also add aesthetic value to your home, complementing the décor and colors of your furniture and fixtures.

While thermal curtains are made from a special thermal material, blackout curtains are lighter than thermal curtains. This means you can set up and take down your curtains with relative ease. You can also easily wash them and dry them as needed. If you have a particularly soiled or stained blackout curtain, consider washing it after every use. You'll be glad you made this investment! Here's how. And don't forget to read the manufacturer's instructions to prevent stains and maintain your curtains for years to come.

They Block Out Light

For night-shift workers, a good set of blockout curtains can help them get some restful sleep at night. Daytime naps can be a real challenge because the lights and noises can keep them awake. Using blockout curtains, they can forget about daybreak and fall asleep like a baby. For parents, night-shift workers know all too well that putting a child to sleep can be a challenge. They will have a peaceful night's sleep with these curtains.

There are a wide variety of fabrics for blockout curtains Sydney. You can choose from sheer, woven or foam coated fabrics. You can also choose from different patterns and styles. For added versatility, you can get custom-made curtains or go for tab top and pinch pleats. Blockout curtains Sydney are practical and long-lasting, and you can choose between a variety of different fabrics. And because they're long-lasting, they should last for many years.

They Muffle Sound

If you're interested in making your house soundproof, consider putting up thick blackout curtains. These curtains are generally made of a thick, double-layered fabric that absorbs sound waves from the outside and blocks them from entering the room. In addition to reducing sound pollution, these curtains also block sunlight and UV rays, so you'll have less noise inside your home. They're available at many homeware stores and you can also try to make your own if you're handy with the sewing machine.

When shopping for blockout curtains, you want to make sure that they have a high STC rating. This is because the higher the STC rating, the more sound it will block. When looking for soundproof curtains, look for ones with double-lined panels and eyelets in the top corners of the curtain panel. In addition, thick curtains will keep out light while dampening sound. But if you're really worried about noise in your room, you can also choose a combination of soundproof curtains and sound-absorbing window treatments.

They Improve Sleep

Blockout curtains improve sleep. Your body uses sleep to consolidate and repair itself, so it's important to get as much of it as possible. Blackout curtains prevent light from entering the room and help your pineal gland produce melatonin, a hormone that regulates your sleep cycle. This can help you with irregular sleep cycles and help you transition from daytime to nighttime. Here are some reasons to buy blackout curtains:

Blackout curtains are perfect for keeping your room cool in winter and warm during summer. They also help to reduce outside noise. Blackout curtains help reduce your carbon footprint and are also a good option for people who live in urban areas. They also help protect children's sleep by preventing them from being disturbed by outdoor noise. In addition to helping to improve sleep, blackout curtains can help you sleep deeper. Here are five benefits of blockout curtains:

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wiredgeneral · 2 years

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7 Stylish Curtains Designs To Make Your Windows Look Smart And Fashionable.

I think selecting something for your home is the most important, most difficult and at the same time quite an exciting task for a person.

Windows are one such component, if wisely stylized, can lift the room instantly to great heights of sophistication. And to do that there is umpteen number of curtains in Malvern and blinds available in the market to choose from.

Let’s see some main types of curtains that are liked by Australians to design their windows.

Pinch pleat (or tailored pleat) curtains: Pinch Pleat curtains are quite popular among homeowners these days. These types of curtains are stitched and pinched at the top so that the fabric of the curtain falls below elegantly thus achieving a formal look. They come in a variety of 2 finger pleats to 5 finger pleats. The more the pleats, the heavier the look. These curtains look best in bedrooms, entertaining room and sitting room.

Box pleat curtains: Box pleat curtains resemble blinds because of the pleats running deep inside and down to the entire length of the curtain without interrupting the vision. Such curtains look quite stiff and formal like outdoor blinds Malvern and are perfect for adorning windows of the dining hall and lounges.

Goblet pleat curtains: These curtains get their name due to the way their pleats are stitched. They resemble a wine glass or goblet shape. They blend well with chic and modern interiors and furniture. However, there is one drawback of these goblet pleat curtains. Due to their delicate stitch and design, they are not meant for daily and rigorous use. They must be kept stationary hence use them only to frame and decorate the windows.

Pencil pleat curtains: Pencil pleats are more durable as compared to box pleats and can be used in a casual setting. These are comparatively thinner than box pleats and accentuate the look of your bedroom and living room due to their overall casual appearance.

Eyelet (grommet) curtains: These are quite a common option that can be seen in most houses. These types have eyelets fitted in the curtain fabric and the curtain has to be run through the drape rods via these holes to be hung. If you don’t like the visible hooks and drape rods on your windows, then eyelet or grommet curtains in Malvern create the best look for your windows. These curtains are quite functional too as they are very easy to open and close and to even wash as these eyelets are removable. They form a perfect choice for bedrooms windows.

Rod-pocket curtains: We can say that rod-pocket curtains are successors of eyelet curtains. Here, instead of eyelets, the fabric has a long pocket running along the breadth of the curtain through which the rod will go through. These curtains are generally made of lightweight or sheer fabric and hence can be beautifully paired with another layer like blackout curtains. Such a pair of curtains look great at a big sliding door or double door. It can lend a rich and dramatic look to your living room. The only piece of advice is not to open and close the sheer curtains frequently.

Tab-top curtains: Among the above 2 types, these are the easiest to set up. Tab-top curtains have prominent loops that are stitched from the top seam of the curtain and hang from the rod. These curtains hang from below the loops making them best suited for printed or patterned curtains. They look fabulous in a cottage or farmhouse setting of home decor.

EndNote

Creativity and design are limitless. They know no bound. So just have a clear picture of the final look that you desire for your room and experiment with this wide range of styles of the curtain in Malvern available and make your living space a reflection of your artistic mind and choice.

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