Window Treatments Center site syndication http://windowtreatmentscenter.com 2008-05-09T11:41:27+01:00 http://windowtreatmentscenter.com http://windowtreatmentscenter.com/images/M_images/joomla_rss.png text/html 2004-06-12T11:54:06+01:00 http://windowtreatmentscenter.com http://windowtreatmentscenter.com/Welcome.html Window treatments have a great impact on the decorating scheme of a room. Depending on the style of the treatment and fabric selected, a window can become a dramatic focal point in the room, or it can blend with the wall treatment, creating a subtle background and allowing the furniture to take center stage. Style choices vary from simple, informal treatments, such as fabric roller shades or scarf swags, to boldly formal layered curtains and elaborate top treatments. Along with... text/html 2004-08-09T08:30:34+01:00 http://windowtreatmentscenter.com http://windowtreatmentscenter.com/Window-Treatments-Idea.html If your room gets a lot of natural light you should start with window treatments that can control the light as it enters the room. By using layered window covers like lined draperies or curtains you'll have great looking window treatments that are practical. Shades are another way that can add to your window coverings to help control the light and will blend well with formal and informal decor settings. text/html 2004-08-09T08:30:34+01:00 http://windowtreatmentscenter.com http://windowtreatmentscenter.com/Window-Treatments-Idea.html If you have odd proportioned windows like a short window you can have your drapery treatments as much at 6 to 7 inches above the actual window glass which works well with treatments that use a valance. If the window is too narrow then hang the drapes past the window glass on the sides and in front of the wall and you will get a larger window appearance. text/html 2004-08-09T08:30:34+01:00 http://windowtreatmentscenter.com http://windowtreatmentscenter.com/Window-Treatments-Idea.html If you have poor or little light a window treatment idea would be curtains that are made using lightweight or even a sheer fabric treatment that doesn't use linings.