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Rustic window treatments - Make the view inside as beautiful as the view outside!


Why do you need rustic window coverings? Why not leave your windows bare?
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Meyda Catch of the Grizzly
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If your windows look out into the forest or over the lake, you may not need window coverings for privacy - but you will want window coverings for
  • security - so people can't see in when you're not there
  • light control - so you can sleep in on sunny mornings
  • fabric protection - so your furniture doesn't fade in the sunlight... AND,
  • to make a statement - your choice in window coverings can add the final touches to your rustic decor

Rustic window treatments should ooze "natural."

You may choose drapes or curtains, or you may consider other window coverings such as blinds, shutters, or shades.

You can choose from a variety of rustic curtain rods to hang your curtains or drapes.

Personalize your window treatments with

  • a bundle of willow or twigs as a valance atop a simple panel curtain or blinds
  • deer antlers
  • dried flowers - bunches or wreaths
  • garlands
  • a blanket or "lodgy" fabric swagged across the top of the window
  • metal cutouts on a valance or mounted on the wall above the window
  • stained glass panels and sun catchers
  • canoe paddles, skis, or snowshoes mounted on top of the window


Suggested Reading

Two-Hour Window Treatments This book has beautiful photographs and recommends when to use a particular window treatment or fabric with regard to view, light, and style. Linda Durbano, Marni Kissel, Mechelle Christian


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