How to Use Geometric Pattern Curtain FabricGeometric Pattern Curtain Fabric is an elegant trend that will instantly elevate any space. From pillows to drapes, geometric patterns add depth and interest to a room's design; when combined with accessories like throw rugs and pillows they can turn it from subtle to striking in an instant!
Geometric patterns come in many shapes and styles that will complement most decor styles - from circles and triangles to zig-zags and chevrons. Their shape plays an integral part of this decision as different forms can evoke various emotions or moods; for instance, squares and triangles create feelings of stability while circles add energy.
Color selection is also key when it comes to choosing geometric fabric for your room, so choose colors that complement each other on the color wheel to avoid competing patterns vying for attention and create a cohesive look. Pairing blue-yellow geometric prints with red-green geometric ones works particularly well together. A neutral-hued palette also works great when selecting such fabrics.
One of the most effective uses for geometric patterned fabric is creating statement pieces like curtains or window treatments using it as a focal point in any room, drawing attention away from busy or outdated wallpaper or paint job. A coordinated lining should also be added for optimal privacy and to block out light.
Upholstering furniture with patterned fabric can be another cost-effective and fun DIY project that quickly revitalizes older pieces while adding some personality. For maximum impact, consider using a different fabric on the backside to really make this statement piece stand out!
If you're feeling intimidated by how to incorporate geometric patterned fabrics into your home, start small.
Try adding throw pillows or decorative rugs featuring geometric designs into each space to see how they look; once satisfied with how things are looking, gradually build upon this style with focal pieces like Geometric Curtains.
As you select window treatments for patterned fabric, keep the room's purpose and style in mind when making your selections. For instance, if your aim is minimalist design, more subdued window treatment options such as flat roman shade or sheer may be suitable; on the other hand, if your client prefers more eclectic styling then go bold with bolder fabrics like flannel stripes on Flat Roman Shades may work better.
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