Bay window drapes add class

With their distinctive overhead curves, Palladian and arched windows are beautiful additions to most any room. Sometimes, though, you may want to play down the curves. One option is to subtly define the arch with drapery panels hung from a rod installed straight across the top of the window and pulled up and back with tasseled tiebacks strategically placed at the bottom line of the arch.  Bay windows have long ranked high on homeowners' wish lists, and there are lots of ways to treat them.

 A wall-size bay can benefit from fabric panels hung between windows to keep interest inside and add warmth to wide-open spaces. Fabric-covered rods and rows of double swags visually link the windows. View multi-window bays as one unit.  We can definitely help you find amazing suggestions and tips for bay window drapes.

 Another bay idea: Visually connect a trio of windows with a cornice treatment. On the bottom half, keep things simple with curtains hung on tension rods installed inside the window trim. The curtains provide privacy without blocking light or treetop views.  Check out our information regarding bay window drapes and more.