Create Your Own Look: How To Mix and Match Window Treatments

Window treatments can be the defining factor in a room. As such, they deserve careful consideration. Whether you are mixing and matching treatments between different rooms or within the same space, we’re here to help you along the way with tips and insights into mixing and matching window treatments. You’ll be able to confidently design your look around all things window treatments, from drapes and shades to curtains, blinds, and more.

Should all your window treatments match?

If you’re looking to create a cohesive look for your room, window treatments should be considered carefully.

A window treatment can add the finishing touches to an interior design, creating a cohesive and aesthetically pleasing environment. However, it’s important to consider the overall style in your room and how window treatments can complement it.

For example, consider the function of each window treatment and how it should match or contrast with the others. This will help you choose styles that work together and make a statement while still looking individualized and unique. You can also experiment with different combinations to find a unique look that fits your space and preferences. Overall, a well-chosen window treatment can help create a sense of harmony and balance in any room.

You Can Use Different Treatments In Separate Rooms – But Keep Curb Appeal In Mind

Unless you have a very unique room, it is common to use the same window treatments throughout the house. You might do this in order to maintain curb appeal– after all, homes with matching window treatments tend to look more uniform. But this is usually only important when dealing with street-facing windows.

There are many different types of window treatments available, and each can be tailored to serve a specific function or aesthetic. You can use different treatments in separate rooms. 

You should consider the combination of window treatments that best suits your style. This will help you create a harmonious environment that is bright and sunny while still providing shade and privacy when needed. You should think about how the various treatments will work together in terms of aesthetics and function. This will help you make decisions that balance your desired look with your budget and preferences.

It’s ok to mix and match window treatments in your home to achieve the desired look, functionality and budget 

Our client in North Raleigh did just that! Take a look at how we added different but cohesive window treatments throughout her home. Each room received a unique window covering that best suited the functionality of that room. The result was a project that delivered on aesthetics, function and budget.

How ever You Choose To Mix And Match Your Window Treatments, Made in the Shade Raleigh Can Help

There are no hard and fast rules for decorating with window treatments. Matching them all is one way to create a cohesive look. However, when different rooms serve different functions, they may benefit more from a unique style of window treatment.

If you’re looking to match your window treatments but don’t know where to start or what options are available to you, Made in the Shade can help. Contact us today and our design experts will help you choose the right options for your windows.

PRODUCTS USED IN THIS PROJECT

Norman Faux Wood Blinds
Standard Lift
Color: Pure White
2 ½” Louvers

Norman Roller Shades
Fabric/Color: Fiji Chocolate Cream Room Darkening
Square Fascia

Norman Woodlore Shutters
Cafe Shutter
Color: Pure White
Standard Til Bar
3” Louver size

Graber Sheer Shades
3” in fabric veins
Color: Glessner Silver Mine
Continuous Cord Loop