Dramatic Window Treatments

We try to avoid drama in our day to day lives but love it when it comes to decorating ideas, especially window treatments. Dramatic window treatments are like the perfect accessory… the room works without them, but it is missing something; it feels incomplete. Fabric, pattern, color, trim and design all work in conjunction with one another to create dramatic window treatments that make a statement. The statement may be elegant, modern, playful or sophisticated depending on the design elements selected. No matter the style, there is a way to add drama to a space with the right window treatment.

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Floor to ceiling curtains add drama to the living room designs. A matching monogrammed valance adds additional elegance.

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A pelmet creates a canopy like feeling for these colorful yellow and pink paisley curtains and coordinating pink roman shades. The dramatic curtains frame not only the window but the bed too.

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Voluminous pink drapes in striped silk add drama to this feminine space. Height, fabric and volume are all key to dramatic drapes.

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Heavily draped Roman shades can add drama to a space even if they are in a neutral linen. The gorgeous ballooning of the fabric makes this nook feel special.

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A suzani inspired pattern in reds, white and black adds drama to this neutral bedroom. Limiting the pattern to the window treatments intensifies their impact in bedroom designs.

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Bold pattern in black and white adds drama to the curtains and this modern bedroom. A great decorating idea would be coordinating pillows help tie the curtains into the rest of the room.

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This home office design by Mary McDonald has dramatic black and white striped curtains that stand up to the bold carpet. The two patterns offset one another and create a strong statement.

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Green and white awning stripe roman shade add drama to this colorful, playful room. The green and white stripes stand out against the warm brown of the wall and bamboo shades.

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