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∙ 11y agoCurtains are referred to as window treatments because they serve both a functional purpose of covering windows for privacy and light control, as well as an aesthetic purpose of enhancing the overall decor of a room. The term "window treatment" encompasses a variety of window coverings, including curtains, blinds, shades, and drapes.
To protect furniture from fading in the sun, you can use UV blocking window films or treatments, apply protective coatings or sealants to the furniture, position furniture away from direct sunlight, use curtains or blinds to block out UV rays, and rotate or move the furniture periodically to distribute sun exposure evenly.
Collaroo window treatments, if applied correctly, will block out roughly 99% of sun. You can never get rid of sunlight completely.
You can keep sunlight out of a room by using blackout curtains or blinds that block light, applying window film, or installing shutters. It's also helpful to close windows during peak sunlight hours and use light-colored window treatments to reflect sunlight.
Unlike normal curtains or blinds, roman window shades have several segments of fabric that roll down over the window. Here's a picture: http://www.shadesshuttersblinds.com/images/roman-shades-image-3.jpg
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There are numerous places one can shop for curtains to be used as window treatments. Macy's sell a variety of stylish window treatment curtains. In the UK Laura Ashely offer a high quality selection of such curtains.
You Tube has a four minute video on how to measure for curtains and window treatments. The website ehow.com offers a tutorial on window curtians.
Yes, blinds, curtains, shutters, valences, shades, and screens are all considered window treatments.
Treatments such as blinds or curtains without strings are recommended for children.
Yes many curtains are extra thick and can keep the cold out.
The answer is yes: both Waverly and Eclipse carry blackout curtains that can be easily coordinated with matching or complementary styles of window scarf treatments.
The curtains put on a 4 poster bed are called canopy curtains. You can purchase them at most major department stores, home decor stores, or online retailers that sell bedding and curtains. Be sure to measure your bed's dimensions and choose curtains that fit accordingly.
There are several types of kitchen window treatments. You can have cafe curtains, that cover the bottom with a full curtain and has a valance at the top. You can just add a blind, or cover with a full curtain.
Sierra Trading Post has a great article on choosing window treatments based on your windows, decor and needs. You can read it at http://www.sierratradingpost.com/lp2/window-treatment-guide.html. One of my favorite sites, Dummies.com. has an excellant guide for choosing window treatments. You can see their advice at http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/using-curtains-and-draperies-in-your-home-decor.html.
Window treatments is the term used to describe ways that windows are covered functionally and decoratively. This generally includes blinds and curtains, which can be found at home decorating stores or home improvement stores.
Window treatments can be decorative or useful to keep out light or to keep people from looking in. There are various kinds of blinds that look great and can be unobtrusive when not needed. Traditional window treatments include blinds and curtains. Decorative swags can add a nice touch.
WindowBlinds.com sells black mini blinds and black vertical blinds. JCPenney carries black curtains.