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1 Living Room Curtains and Drapes

2 Curtains are a piece of fabric that is hung at a window for privacy, light and dust control and for decorating a home.

3 Curtains can be made from a wide variety of fabrics which include  Cotton,  Jacquard,  Linen,  Chenille,  Voile,  Satin,  Sheer,  Silk,  Print,  Heavy weight fabric,  Hard wearing fabric and  Velvet.

4 Some of the benefits that curtains carry with them are  It can control the temperature of a room by preventing excess sunlight enter the room thereby it reduces the energy required to cool the room.  Curtains are available in a wide range of hues and patterns and can be easily customized to enhance the colors and aesthetics of the room.  Dust control: curtains prevent the buildup of dust in the room by gathering dust from places close to them.

5 There are a wide variety of curtain styles such as curtain valance, casement curtains, french pleat curtains, tab top curtains, and decorative curtains.

6 Curtain valance has a deep frill of fabric at the top of the window which hides the curtain track or rod.

7  Casement curtains also known as rod pocket or panel curtains.  It has a casement through which the rod on which the curtain hangs passes.

8  French Pleat curtains have triple pleats spaced regularly which are formed by a tape that pulls through the cords to create the pleat.  These curtains require a special pleater curtain hook to hold the pleats in place.

9 Curtains with loops at the top edge are called tab top curtains.

10 Decorative curtains are of many types some of the most commonly used decorative curtains are tie-back curtains, curtain lining and rosettes.

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