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Other works in children's

• Curtains and tulle for the children's room
• Children's decor with two windows with curtains in warm colors. Light tulle with milky butterflies and striped curtains in brown and beige tones
• Light tulle with a pattern, curtains to match the main color of the interior. As an additional decoration, contrasting powder-colored tulle, picked up with a brush
• Window decor with a Roman blind in a contrasting facing, a bedspread and a bolster pillow in the same shades. Additional decor - light decorative tulle with tucks on the braid and with a high rise
• Children's decor with contrasting turquoise curtains and light tulle
• Ready-made curtains with a geographical map pattern, combined with the main interior shades and light plain tulle
• Window decoration with light tulle and curtains made of two fabrics, the shade of which ideally matches the color of the wallpaper
• Light tulle with small flower embroidery in combination with decorative curtains and the main shades of the interior
• Textile decoration of a children's room in blue shades
• Curtains with a high rise, with gathers along the top edge
• Textile design for a delicate bedroom, light tulle, curtains with a voluminous pattern and an extension along the lower edge
• Light tulle decorated with lace, mounted on decorative holders
• A set for a children's room, made of bright fabrics, white light tulle, a bedspread and decorative pillows
• A set of curtains with eyelets in the style of modern Provence, complemented by a bedspread
• White light tulle, delicate colored curtains with a silver geometric pattern
• Light tulle, straight curtains are decorated with decor and color accents, creating an interesting composition of the window opening
• White curtains with tiebacks, trimmed with piping in the color of the decorative elements of the room. Tulle mesh with horizontal stripes in color
• Stitched curtains, tulle embroidery with monogram
• Four-panel curtains with tiebacks and delicate tulle
• Tulle with geometric embroidery for a children's room, with a second layer applied to create decor
• Roman blinds with white tulle for children's rooms
• Tulle embroidery, lambrequin for a bright children's room
• Straight curtains, light green tulle
• Bright drapes with decorative cotton drapes and white tulle mesh
• Blue curtains and light tulle with colored polka dots
• Curtains with lace overlay, tulle with floral print to match the curtains.
• Delicate children's room with light blue curtains
• Stitched curtains on the hook
• Children's room in a marine style
• Tulle, light curtain with a high tie on an oblique window
• Bandeau with marine theme appliqué, drapes and tulle
• Combined curtains and tulle in two colors
• Straight lambrequin, tulle, hanging curtains
• Curtains with eyelets
• Curtains with pockets and ruffles
• Openwork tulle, lace on an oblique window
• Drapes with piping, appliqué decor and tulle
• Plaque with muslin and eyelets, curtain and tulle
• Decor for curtains from applique
• Decor on the back, butterfly and tulle
• Overlapping panels, tulle eyelets
• Lambrequin, curtains and tulle
• Bandeau with appliqué, drapes and tulle
• Roman blinds, tulle eyelets
• Bandeau with appliqué, curtains with tiebacks and tulle
• Bandeau with appliqué, drapes and tulle
• Lambrequin, Bishop Sleeve decor, drapes and tulle
• Curtains and tulle

Color selection

White

Most often, white tulle is used for interiors in its pure form, shades of milky or ivory. It creates a light atmosphere, is suitable for small apartments, leaves the window visible and at the same time frames it well.

Grey

Gray is a neutral color and creates a veil effect. A dark shade is suitable for a large room, and a light one for a small one. The practicality of the color can be seen in the photo.

Black

You need to be careful with black color, for example in combination with white or light finishes on the floor, ceiling or walls, example in the photo.

Brown

Brown in a chocolate shade will be combined with milky curtains. It has a good effect on creating comfort in the apartment.

Beige

Beige and champagne colors are suitable for a multi-colored interior, combined with any shades, making the room bright.

The photo shows French tulle curtains in the hallway. The beige translucent color matches the color of the tile ornament.

Red

Red color attracts attention, creates an accent and does not need to be supplemented. It is important that red tulle resonates with a decorative item, such as a carpet or figurine.

The photo shows an example of a modern interior in red that looks stylish. Light walls and a light gray sofa balance the red and black colors.

Yellow

Yellow is for dimly lit or cool rooms. This tulle is combined with brown, white, and blue curtains.

Orange

Orange, like yellow, will warm the interior and highlight the role of the window in the room. Looks good in the kitchen, living room and bedroom. Emphasizes activity and positive mood.

Gold

Gold, like white, is a classic for tulle. Most suitable for a classic living room and bedroom, combined with white, black, burgundy.

Pink

Pastel pink will highlight the delicacy of a bedroom or nursery; it can be combined with light gray furniture and white wallpaper. Curtains with different shades of pink also look good, as in the photo.

Light blue, blue

Blue and blue tulle will cool a hot room; no need to combine it with dark curtains. The color of the walls can be beige, white, blue, yellow.

Interior design with white tulle

A very relevant style for all times - classic. Suitable for spacious rooms, recommended for the hall. Snow-white or matte tulle is a winning option for the bedroom.

An example of an interior for a living room

For the Provence style, simplicity and ease in choosing fabric for curtains will be appropriate, since the interior is mainly dominated by white, cream, lavender and light green colors.

Example for the kitchen

Lovers of minimalism prefer multifunctional curtains. These include Roman blinds made of thick, plain fabric. All shades of white and milky colors, which look impressive on the windows, are suitable.

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Option for a children's room

Everyone chooses tulle to their own taste and color, with or without a pattern. The price of the product plays an important role. Some people need a luxurious option, while others prefer an inexpensive one. Shades of white are present in both versions. They fit well and are combined with classic or modern, country and Provence.

Tulle with a pattern

Transparent curtains with patterns are more expensive than plain ones. Mostly natural fabrics are selected for printing, which can double the cost.

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Tulle with a pattern

Organza (embroidered tulle) is an excellent option for printing roses or butterflies due to its slight stiffness. Printed designs on the material add a special chic to the room. Such curtains already belong to the LUX class.

Tulle, tulle with patterns and embroidery are supplied from Turkey. Turkish goods have always been of high quality, as manufacturers care about the consumer. The fabric retains its properties after numerous washes, does not deform, allows air to pass through well, and refracts sunlight, scattering it throughout the room.

How to choose white tulle without a pattern

The choice of curtains begins at the moment when the color scheme of the interior is chosen. One of the universal, stylish and always fashionable colors of curtains is white. White tulle with a pattern also looks quite fashionable.

What kind of fabric

To select, you need to consider several criteria:

• dimensions of the room (room);
• window (shape, size);
• interior color ensemble;
• material.

The first thing to consider when choosing curtains is the size of the room. A large room can be decorated with massive curtains made of thick and flowing fabrics. For such rooms, the impeccable classic style of lambrequins with tassels is more suitable.

Snow white material

A small room requires minimalism in everything, heavy fabric will steal space, making the room look tiny. In such cases, the Roman or Venetian style of curtains will harmonize and allow you to play with the space.

The second factor when choosing curtains is the size and shape of the window in the room. Owners of standard windows in apartments have more opportunities to drape tulle as desired, but arches will force you to work hard on the design of the curtains. Such windows have disadvantages because each opening must be worked on separately, while combining styles and fabrics to ensure daylight reaches every corner.

Type of material

Another difficulty in decorating is the balcony windows and the balcony itself. Due to the latter, the room looks much darker, and if it is not located on the sunny side, then it is generally always dark.

The color ensemble of the interior is an important factor, but not critical. White tulle will suit almost any color scheme in the interior. Plain or embroidered, it always looks advantageous, expanding the space and giving freshness and light to the room.

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Interior example

For your information! The denser the fabric, regardless of color, the more space it takes up in the room.

The room should live and breathe, therefore, when choosing a fabric, it is better to focus on natural materials, but the price does not always justify the hassle of cutting and sewing. When choosing linen, you cannot avoid problems with ironing, since natural fabric wrinkles with any touch.

Curtains made of cotton fabric are absolutely not suitable for the kitchen, since repeated washing (curtains from the kitchen are always washed more often than from other rooms) will lead to their rapid wear. Therefore, it is, of course, better to choose synthetic fabrics in addition to natural ones.

Note! Modern kitchens today are associated with roller blinds, which are quite practical and low maintenance.