Regal Drapes Blog

The dining room no longer has to be a stiff, formal room in your home. Go ahead and transform that dining room into a space that you want to use again and again. Inject some bright colors, exquisite fabrics and brilliant accessories. Regardless of your taste, you're sure to find a few decorating ideas in these beautiful and stylish rooms.   Blue Used As the Dominant Color, Softened By Cream Ceiling And Fabric Gorgeous Upholstered Chairs With Silver Nail Head Trim And Matching Drapery Adds Luxury Custom Window Treatments Combined With Oversized Furniture Makes This Dining Room Inviting Green Brightens Up This Dining Room With Coordinating Silk Drapery Colorful Fabric Is The Focal Point Of This Room Simple Sheers Provides Privacy And Add To The Decor Of The Room Symmetry In This Room Creates A Feeling Of Traquility Warm Combination Of Texture, Color and Pattern Makes This Dining Room Attractive

You want to add those extra finishing touches to a room - that gorgeous area rug, plus some colorful vases and frames as accent pieces. You know window treatments will complete the look of the room, but not sure exactly what you need? There are many details that go into picking out that perfect window treatment . You don’t have to be an expert , but it is good to know some of the lingo used so you get exactly the look you want. Casing or Molding: The wooden frame around a window, used as the basis for all measurements for any window treatment. White Molding Borders Each Window Header: The top portion of drapery where it is hung on a curtain rod. Different types include: Pleated, Pocket, Grommet, etc. Pinch Pleat Drapery Stackback:  The amount of space taken up when the  drapery  is in an open position. Gorgeous Drapery Highlights Window Traverse Rod: A rod that drapery can be attached to for easy opening and closing. Traverse Rod Used For Rip