Room & Window Ideas
The same pair of curtains behaves differently in a north-facing bedroom than in a west-facing living room, and a bay window asks for something a flat wall never does. These guides are grouped the way people actually shop: by the room, by the shape of the window, and by how the fabric should look once it is up.
By room
Living Room Curtains 101: Height, Sunlight, Lighting & Color
How to Choose Curtains for the Living Room: Designer Tips on Color
Living Room Sheer Curtains: Choosing the Right Style
3 Modern Minimalist Kitchen Window Treatments
The Complete Guide to Kids Room Curtains
California Luxury Home Curtain Showcase: A Full-House Design
By window shape
How to Choose Shades Based on Your Window Shape
How to Hang Curtains in a Bay Window
How to Install Curtains on L-Shaped and Corner Windows
6 Alternative Solutions for Corner Windows
6 Curtain Tips to Make Small Windows Look Larger
Curtains for Tall Windows & High Ceilings
How to Dress Triangle, Arched & Odd-Shaped Windows
Triangle Window Shades: Real Cases and How to Cover an Angled Window
6 Stylish Curtain Ideas for Patio & Sliding Glass Doors
Best 6 Door Window Treatments for Different Door Designs
Colour, pattern & light direction
Coordinating Curtains with Your Wall Colour
Choosing Curtains Based on Room Orientation
Styling with Patterns: Stripes, Geometrics and Florals
How to Choose Floral Curtains That Do Not Look Cheap
2026 Curtain Trends: Colours, Styles & Designs
Beyond the window
Window Treatment Ideas: 4 Custom Design Hacks
3 Creative Ways to Use Room Divider Curtains
Outdoor Sheer Curtains: Trends & a DIY Patio Makeover
4 AI Design Hacks for Home Renovators, With Prompt Templates
4 Innovative Ways to Style Curtain Bangs
Shop by room and window
Living Room CurtainsBedroom CurtainsKids CurtainsDining Room CurtainsKitchen & Bathroom CurtainsSliding Glass Door CurtainsExtra Wide & Extra Long Curtains
Common questions
Should curtains match the wall colour or contrast with it?
Matching tones make a room read larger and calmer because the eye is not stopped at the window. Contrast turns the window into a feature. In a small room, match; in a room with an architectural window worth showing off, contrast.
How high should curtains be hung?
Higher than the window frame, almost always. Mounting the rod partway between the frame and the ceiling adds visual height, and on high ceilings taking it close to the ceiling line stops the window looking stranded.
What works on an arched or triangle window?
Custom-shaped shades follow the angle and keep the geometry visible; straight curtains hung above the whole opening hide it. Which is right depends on whether the shape is a feature you want to keep or a problem you want to cover.