Curtains are often the completion of any design or interior. They always very subtly pay attention to the style in which the room is decorated, and also contribute to an atmosphere of comfort and tranquility.
At the moment, there are so many types of curtains. It all depends on your preferences, as well as on the design of the room.
French curtains
They are of two types - stationary and lifting. The former are not intended to be moved in different directions; they hang motionless. The second type of these curtains is more practical. They have a special lock, which allows you to adjust their length and number of folds.
Their main feature is the presence of several sections, as well as lush folds falling down the entire length.
They will look good in spacious rooms that are decorated in a classic style or Art Nouveau style.
Usually, such mansions are decorated with modern mansions and stylish apartments with antique furniture.
Classic curtains
Nowadays, such curtains are becoming increasingly popular. They are suitable for almost any room.
Usually they consist of ordinary curtains in combination with a light translucent tulle. If desired, they can be supplemented with a lambrequin. This will add completeness and originality to their general appearance.
Classic curtains are known in two versions. The first is traditional. Curtains in this style will convey the traditions of several centuries; everything will be very strict in them. At the same time, they will look very graceful and solemn.
The second option is to make such curtains stylized, that is, to add notes of modernity to them. You can decorate them with almost anything, because now non-standard is in fashion.
Roman curtains
Previously, these curtains were used exclusively to protect the room from prying eyes and too much light. Now, having improved, these curtains are used for decorative purposes and in a variety of styles.
By structure, such curtains represent a design of horizontal folds. They are assembled at the expense of rigid slats fixed on the inside, and move at the expense of rings sewn onto the fabric. Sometimes, depending on the material, such blinds can replace blinds.
