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Dining Room Drape Ideas with Panache

The word "panache" (pa-nash) refers to a distinctive style that sets something apart. In window treatment design, panache can transform a space from ordinary to memorable, adding character where you need it most. Cindy’s & Bolliger Window Fashions has a team of professionals who use that word often and with good reason. In dining rooms, this mindset ups the design factor, infusing beauty, texture, and functionality.

Modern dining room featuring dining room drapes near Gresham and Portland, OR

These dining room drape ideas will inspire you to update your window treatments for the fall. And best of all, these dining room drapes will make you want to use your dining room all throughout the year for dining, entertaining, and more.

Layering Drapes for Dining Rooms

Purposefully layered drapes appear rich and textured. One option is to combine sheers with heavier drapes to achieve a balanced look. Sheers let in natural light, while the heavier layer provides more insulation, privacy, light control, and a sense of luxury.

Bold Dining Room Drape Ideas

If your dining room has neutral tones, boldly patterned custom drapes can bring in visual interest. Consider Carole Fabrics for geometric designs, florals, or even abstract prints. Any of these can serve as a focal point, making your dining room more interesting. Search for colors that complement the decor, but don’t shy away from taking risks! A little color can bring lots of head-turning appeal to your dining area.

Floor-to-Ceiling Drapes for Dramatic Effect

Floor-to-ceiling drapes instantly add sophistication to a room; this style elongates walls, making rooms feel tall and elegant. Rich, luxurious fabrics like silk or brocade work well here and provide added insulation.

Velvet will also increase the dramatic effect of floor-to-ceiling drapes. It signifies luxury, with soft, thick texture and light-absorbing qualities. Consider deep jewel tones to add even more drama. It’s guaranteed to attract attention in formal or casual settings.

Two-Toned Dining Room Drapes

Two-toned drapes are a creative way to add color contrast without overwhelming the space. To achieve this effect, select a combination of neutral and bold shades for a modern, sophisticated look. This drapery style complements contemporary dining rooms, providing the perfect amount of visual intrigue without being overpowering. While window treatments are an investment, custom drapery is a fantastic way to add style and value to your space.

Blackout Drapes for Dining Rooms

Large dining room windows might let in too much light, especially during peak hours. Modern blackout drapes or liners tone things down and come in different colors and patterns. Since they’re as stylish as they are functional, you won’t have to sacrifice style for function.

Go for Added Details

The best design ideas often hinge on small details with big paybacks that earn compliments, so consider decorative hardware, tiebacks, tassels, or trims to further customize your dining room drapes. Gold or silver tiebacks can add elegance, while colorful trims can guide your drapes into the broader color scheme of your dining room.

Our Distinctive Drapery Ideas Take Window Treatments to the Next Level

Bolliger Window Fashions & Cindy's Window Fashions are owned and operated by the same local family, and you can find gorgeous custom drapery at both locations. Our drapery workroom has custom draperies and upholstery services to suit every need.

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