…and more durable. Plus, they won’t fade or warp so they’re perfect for my kitchen.” – Laura, Inspiration for Moms Source: Inspiration for Mom Faux wood blinds, the only blinds gracing our customer favorites list, are considered by many to be the perfect treatment for kitchens and bathrooms. Easy to clean, moisture and temperature resistant, these synthetic wonders are a popular option in both rentals and owned homes. They emanate warmth and elega…
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…opens up a room. Bamboo Shades for Room by Room Bamboo Shades for Kitchen Kitchens need window coverings that stand up to humidity and are easy to clean. Bamboo shades for the kitchen are a natural fit. They filter light, add texture, and never feel heavy. Choose a tighter weave and a privacy liner if your windows face neighbors. Our Pick: Blindsgalore Natural Woven Shades – Customizable, durable, and easy to wipe clean. Add a privacy or blackout…
…es often look better with inside mounts showcasing decorative molding. For kitchens specifically, explore our best Roman shades for kitchen guides. How Do Roman Shades Stack Up Against Roller Shades and Curtains? Roman shades vs roller shades present different aesthetic choices despite both using fabric. Roman shades create elegant horizontal folds when raised, adding architectural interest even when not in use. Roller shades simply wrap around a…
…ood blinds, solar screens or even window blinds made of vinyl. Because the kitchen is a room packed with activities like prepping, cooking, and serving meals, blinds can quickly get dirty, which is why faux wood, or solar screens are good choices. You’ll want to pick window shades that block harsh light from the sun, but also provide the light you need to keep working. Moving on to the bedroom, you’ll want to pick window blinds that block out the…
…d a “cold” mood and overtook our favorite “shabby chic” or “cottage comfy” kitchen look. Don’t despair, the all white kitchen still works, just look for a softer way when selecting appliances and counter tops and lighten up the space with natural finishes, wood accents, and relaxed window treatments. 3. Book Stacks Alas, one of my favorite ways to display books (lack of bookshelves), artfully arranged in stacks, has now been reduced to kitsch wi…
…ards: Arched “I recently remodeled my kitchen and wanted a new look for my kitchen windows. I wanted something with a simple design but that looked expensive and custom made. Well that’s just what I got! The arched cornice boards are beautiful, very well constructed and look way more expensive than they actually were! To be sure, I ordered the swatch pack beforehand so I would be sure of the color of the fabric. Then I watched the video on how to…
…year. Sources: Mulpix, Inhabitat, Do It Yourslef In The Kitchen Since the kitchen still remains the heart of the home and the place where we spend a lot of time, why not make use of that window that many of us have over the sink. A minimal herb garden is easy to style by hanging a few tin pails across your work area. Mount a tension rod across the sink which is a simple way to hang these containers. Find your favorite herbs at your local garden s…
…surprising that it took as long as it did for gray to permeate the scene. Kitchen cabinets and countertops, backsplashes and shower surrounds, the options are limited only by the imagination with all the finishes available to deck out a powder room or chef’s dream kitchen. Source: Design Milk, Annekset The material options available are more diverse than ever before and can lead to a jaw dropping paradise. My particular favorite installation is a…