To see whether the drape you chose really goes well with your living room decoration theme or not and how will it look at different times of the day, take a small piece of fabric and attach it to the place where you want to hang the curtain. This will help you to determine the look of the living room curtain depending on the amount of sunlight and other lightings at different times of the day and how well it goes with your Decor. Most people ignore lining the curtains due to time and money constraints but lining the curtain, not only increases the life of the curtain and protects its colors and fabric from outside weather conditions but also improves the drape of the curtain and improve the insulation property of the curtain of keeping the cooling or the warmth of the room inside it.
You may also want to hang curtains in the living room to block the view from your seating area to straight inside your bedroom, bathroom or kitchen or to hide an open closet. For an oriental look, you can use beaded curtains or ethnic and decorative hangings made up of shells or acrylic shapes. If your windows get ample of sunlight, you may want to add potted plants on your window sill instead of adding living room drapes to block the sunlight. You can create creative and stunning window dressings and balance your curtain design in lieu of the overall living room look, if you keep the size, style, positioning and setting of the window in your living room and keep in mind its attributes and limitations
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