Impressive Multi Layered Window Treatment Ideas to Consider

Layered window treatments accord your home a classy appeal. Being both functional and stylish, these window fashions add a sense of depth to your space. Their exquisite patterns, subtle combinations, and mix & match between different window dressings make your home window treatments look truly a trendsetter!

To learn more about these stylish custom windows treatment ideas find the inspirations below: 

 Hanging Curtains over Blinds

The curtains over blinds combo are one of the most favored home window treatment ideas. This layering pattern is easy to execute and offers an aesthetically pleasing look to your space. When choosing curtains over blinds, make sure you select the blinds first, as they will play a major role in light coverage. Complementing your blinds, then pick curtains that fit your space perfectly and are cool enough to add versatility. 

 Layering Window Shades with Curtains

Pairing window shades with curtains can create a strong visual flow in your space. With ample material selection and solid patterns available for these two window dressings, you get an opportunity to play with numerous options. Especially, the Roman shades flaunting elegant style in vivid colors make an ideal choice for the perfect window shade curtains combo. With uniquely pleated and stacked design aesthetics Roman shades along with curtains add a textured charm to the home. 

 Pairing Draperies and Sheers

Layering draperies with sheers is one of the classic window treatment ideas. This bold combination allows an appreciable penetration of sunlight without sacrificing your privacy. This window treatment bestows you with exotic stylistic patterns, textures, and fabrics to choose from. Furthermore, this beautiful pairing can effectively accentuate your home providing you an exquisite look and feel. 

 So, define your layers and add a sheer style statement to your home, The Shady Ladies offers you an assortment of limitless options to mix and layer different window treatments. 

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