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 Formal swags and Tails with Curtains in a bay window.  Curtains with a casual look.  Curtains that would suit any style with pinch pleat heading.  Curtains with a shaped valance. |
Curtains by Allmy Soft Furnishings
Curtains traditionally were out of most people's budget and you could buy readymade curtains in one length. In today's world we have a large selection to choose from,including how we buy them. Different fabric types are used to make your curtains and soft furnishings, giving your home that personal touch. Curtains can be used to make different types of styles for your windows, thus making a house your home. You can dress up a blind with lace curtains or voile curtains to give you a privacy screen for when your blind is open. Add side drape curtains, tiebacks and a curtain valance to give a plain blind some contrast. Curtains can be made with various heading types including: Pinch Pleat, Pencil Pleat, Eyelet, Wave, Tab Top, Pocket and Heading, Goblet pleat, Cartridge Pleat and Reverse Pleat. Full drawing blockout curtains will give you added protection and insulation from the outside elements saving you money on your power bills. Adding a top treatment like a pelmet, swags and tails or curtain valance on a topboard will help slow the air temperature at the window from coming into the room. Curtain fabrics are soft furnishing fabrics and come with lots of different textures and designs, from jacquards, plains, prints, silks, linens, there is one for every style and look. Write a list of questions to ask as knowledge always helps to make good choices. When buying curtains online the colours made look a bit different to what you thought, this is when you need to know what makes a colour. Primary colours are : red, blue and yellow using black to darken and white to lighten the shades of the colours. Secondary colours are made when mixing primary colour: Violet = Red + Blue, Green = Blue + Yellow, and Orange = Red + Yellow then using black to darken and white to lighten the shades of the colours. Tertiary Colours are mixing one primary colour with a secondary colour: red-orange, yellow-green, blue-violet, red-violet, yellow-orange, and blue-green. Depending on the colour you have in a room it may draw out the primary colour of the curtain fabric for example a cream curtain may look yellow.  Colour Wheel To make colour choices use a piece of colour and put it on or along side of the furniture, walls and flooring in the room. You can use paint colour swatches from you paint supplier or pieces of fabrics, like towels, sheets etc. Dark colours make rooms look smaller and light colours make rooms look bigger. When selecting you furnishings always look at it long term, as you get a lot of years out of your furnishings, trends come and go, and it can work out expensive if you change your mind every couple of years. Here at Allmy Soft Furnishings we cater for all budgets, whether your fabric selection for your curtains and furnishings are from stock fabrics or custom orders. Visit Allmy Soft Furnishings shop online for value for money, excellent quality products including readymade curtains, soft furnishings and bedding all delivered to your door. If you require sample cuttings or more information feel free to contact us with your requirements. |
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