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Priscilla
curtains are one window treatment that never seems to loose
it place in homes everywhere. While trends in cornices and
valances prevail at times, the classic fashion of Priscilla
window curtains is always in place. Just what is it that
makes Priscilla curtains stand the test of time?
Priscilla curtains are timeless in their country charm.
They are recognized for the warm, home-like feeling they
evoke. The silhouette of the lacy tied back panels frames
a window in softness. Often topped with a balloon valance
these window coverings are now showing up in a variety
of fabrics and many variations in style.
The pure country charm of Priscilla curtains have made
them stand the test of time. Usually window coverings of
this type are left in place and shades or blinds underneath
provide privacy and light control. However, some Priscilla
curtains can be made of heavier fabrics and lined so when
the tie backs are let down the panels completely close
off the window. Either way, a real country look is achieved.
Priscilla Window Curtains in a Contemporary Style
The
Priscilla curtain is not just reserved for the country-style
home. It’s all in the choice of fabrics and
accessories. While ruffles and lace give a country
flair to the curtain, straight lines edged in a contracting
fabric or ribbon quickly contemporise the look.
The tie backs also add to the historical look of window
coverings made of Priscilla style curtains. Instead of
draperies, a contemporary window can be dressed in Priscilla
curtains tied back with beaded tie backs or held back with
brass or iron hardware.
Hanging Priscilla Curtains
Priscilla
curtains can be easily hung in any type of window. Those
without mouldings as often found in modern homes will
look more dressed up with the side panels covering the
window’s edges. Hardware found at any department
store is used to hang both the side panels and valance
section in either an inside or outside mounting area.
Whatever style you may have for your home, your windows
can easily be enhanced with Priscilla curtains.
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