CREATIVE CURTAINS
Sarah Benhamou & Métaphores, Paris Design Week | Image sourced from Pinterest
Sarah Benhamou & Métaphores, Paris Design Week | Image sourced from Pinterest
Interior by Wall St Designs | Curtains in Couture colour Celadon by Mokum
Interior by Kim Scodro | Walls and ceiling in Ombre colour Blush by Mokum
Interior by Alicia Racovolis Design | Image by Lillie Thompson
Interior by Rachel Chudley | Image sourced from Pinterest
Interior by Maison Vilucchi, sunshade in Tropicalia colour Gilver by Catherine Martin by Mokum
New York Apartment by Wesley Moon Inc. | Image sourced from Pinterest
New York Apartment by Wesley Moon Inc. | Image sourced from Pinterest
Interior by Rachel Chudley | Image sourced from Pinterest
Interior by Rachel Chudley | Image sourced from Pinterest
Nordic Knots | Image sourced from Pinterest
Snelling Studio Hour Collection ‘In Residence’, drapes by Kristine Crabb | Image sourced from Pinterest
Interior by Laura Gonzalez | Image sourced from Pinterest
African Queen, furnishings by Marlow & Finch | Curtains in Maharaja II colour Martini by James Dunlop | Photograph by The Meat & Wine Co. & Seagrass Boutique Hospitality Group
Interior by Claude Cartier | Image sourced from Pinterest
MOKUM // Colour Field colour Shellac
Jacquard Francais x GoodMoods, Paris Design Week | Image sourced from Pinterest
Snelling Studio Hour Collection ‘In Residence’, drapes by Kristine Crabb | Image sourced from Pinterest
Or remove the door altogether
You could enhance your privacy with a little flair
How about a medieval take on patterned mix-and-match?
Why not introduce layers to enhance depth and light play?
But why stop at the walls when you could envelope the entire space?
On second thought, forget the walls.
Or evoke a sense of old-world romance?
Or try something bolder?
There’s so much more to drapery than an inoffensive box pleat – in fact, the possibilities are only limited by your imagination.
So, why not turn your curtains into an artwork?
So, why not turn your curtains into an artwork?
