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How to Hang Curtains Correctly
Standard Height
The classic installation height is just a few centimetres above the window frame, centred horizontally. Mount the brackets approx. 2–3 cm outside the width of the window.
Offset the Window Visually
To shift the window visually to one side, simply extend the curtain rod further past the frame on one side. This creates a new visual balance.
Low Ceilings
To make the room appear taller, mount the curtain rod as close to the ceiling as possible. Vertical stripes on the fabric will enhance the effect.
High Ceilings
If your ceiling is quite high, horizontal stripes on the curtains can help visually "lower" the space. In this case, avoid mounting the rod too high.
Small Window
To make a small window appear larger, cover more wall space. Use a longer curtain rod and install it well beyond the edges of the frame.
Small Room
Even small rooms can accommodate curtains. Just mount the rod close to the window to save space.
Combining with Blinds
Curtains pair well with other types of window coverings such as blinds, Venetian blinds, or Roman shades.
Roman Blinds
Roman shades can be mounted either inside the window frame or on the wall outside the frame – depending on your preference and window setup.