A multicolored blinds or curtains can bring a unique and original touch to any room, also being very easy to combine. In addition, you have a wide variety of options as you can choose between more traditional prints, symmetrical, patterned, etc..
Multicolored curtains with different colors are a vibrant and attractive option if you're looking to add an original touch to your spaces. At Cortinadecor, you'll find a diverse selection of multicolored curtains that can transform any room, from a living room to a bedroom, with their mix of colors and patterns. These curtains are perfect for adding dynamism and a focal point in your home decor.
One of the great advantages of multicolored curtains is their versatility. They can include a variety of colors, from bright and vivid tones to softer and cream shades. This allows you to play with different decorative styles. For example, multicolored curtains with orange and black tones can create a modern and bold atmosphere, while with light curtains or dark curtains can adapt to a more classic or minimalist style. And the possibilities for combination are endless.
Fabric multicolored curtains are not just a decorative element, but also fulfill all the practical functions of traditional curtains, such as light regulation and privacy.
In addition, they are an excellent way to introduce several colors into your decoration without overloading the space. For example, as kitchen curtains since they will add a touch of joy to this room. In addition to colors, you can also play with prints curtains or figures, with which you can obtain colorful fruit curtains or coffee-evoking models, among others.
And let's not forget the possibilities in bedrooms. Multicolored curtains can be a fun and stimulating addition as children's or youth rooms curtains, where vivid colors and cheerful patterns can stimulate imagination and creativity. Remember that you can also request free samples of our fabrics to see and feel the quality and colors before making your decision. With our range of curtains, transforming your home into a unique and personalized space is easier and more exciting than ever. Discover how you can revitalize your spaces and add that special touch you're looking for!
No, we take care of calculating the fabric needed to make the curtain. You will need to measure the gap to be covered, the rod or the gutter from end to end and enter that measurement on the website.
The fabric wave protrudes approximately 7 cm from the gutter to the outside of the fabric. You will need a minimum space of 15 cm wide.
When making the curtain, we will use approximately double the amount of fabric of the indicated size, so that the curtain is made correctly.
The types of confection that occupy the least space will be: male, gathered, three pleats and straps.
The garments that can be installed on a gutter are the ruffles, males, three pleats and perfect wave.
The fittings that you can install on a curtain rod without rings are eyelets and loops. For the curtain panel, pleated and tri-fold curtain constructions, you will need the curtain rod rings and hooks to attach the curtain rod. The perfect wave curtain is the only curtain that cannot be fitted on a rod.
Product made to measure and in the chosen color.
Includes fabric ready to be hung.
If you still don't have a rail or curtain rod installed, you can enter here:
·Roll bars
Gutters
For the cleaning and maintenance of the curtains, we recommend removing the hooks before putting them in the washing machine.
This way you will prevent them from getting lost or rusting.
Don't worry about not knowing how to put them back, because over time and as the curtain falls, an indentation is made in the tape that indicates where to place each hook.
Curtains with this type of sewing will always be sent without gather, it is very easy to gather.
First we will have to tie two knots on one end so that the threads do not come out and then pull the other end.
This way , the fabric will gather itself.
The types of confection that take up the most space are perfect waves and eyelets.
