Window Treatment Decorating Ideas Book

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15 Ways to Add Polish to Any Kind of Window

These oh-so-creative window treatments give a pop of personality to any room.

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These oh-so-creative window treatments give a pop of personality to any room.

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Floor-length Drapery

Choose long curtains to flank a large window; the fabric folds offer warmth and make the room's view a focal point. Plus, the pattern you pick, like this blogger's modern zig-zag, will define the room's design.

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Layered Sheers

Sheer curtains offer privacy while diffusing natural light throughout a room. Here, this blogger layered her drapes for extra opacity without giving up the airy look she prefers.

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Flat Panel

This no-sew project helps this blogger block the sun from blinding her family at dinner. A pretty square of fabric stays in place with magnets, and is super-quick to remove when she wants natural light to pour in again.

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Printed Roller Shade

Choose a roller shade in a pattern to add oomph to a room without hanging wallpaper. These Good Housekeeping custom window treatments come in a variety of prints, and softly diffuse natural light.

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Faux Roman Shades

Or, get the look of pleated shades with a no-sew version of the project. You'll lose the up-and-down functionality, but still get the crisp feel. Bonus: Roman shades that match another room's drapes carry a motif throughout your house.

Get the tutorial at Balancing Home »

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Drapes Paired With Shades

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Wooden Valance

We love an unconventional idea: This blogger swapped fabric curtains for a reclaimed board with painted with a happy phrase.

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Lauren Piro Senior Web Editor Overseeing all things home for GoodHousekeeping.com and HouseBeautiful.com, Lauren swoons over midcentury design and employs tough-love approach to decluttering (just throw it away, ladies).

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