1. Choose a thick and dark fabric

The texture of curtain fabric is a key factor determining its durability, so it is best to choose thicker fabrics when purchasing. For example, velvet or flocked fabrics have excellent warmth retention and light blocking properties; Hemp fabrics have a good sense of drape, strong texture, and are not easy to fade, making them very easy to take care of, making them suitable for use in bedrooms; Cotton, polyester, and other chemical fiber materials have good drape, elegant, and breathable properties, but are prone to static electricity.

2. Choose fabric based on the orientation of the room

The fabric selection for rooms facing different directions also varies. For rooms facing south, east, and southeast, there is sufficient lighting. You can choose some cool and light colors, such as blue and white striped ceilings and walls, and white gauze curtains. Rooms facing west or north often have cloudy skies, so warm colors are a good choice. In addition, if there is a bay window design in the home, a layer of shading cloth can also be added appropriately.

3. Choose according to different seasons

The color of the curtains should complement the season. In spring, you can choose fresh green to give a peaceful feeling; In summer, materials such as ice and linen should be used to make the space cooler; In autumn, you can choose dark red to appear solemn and mature; In winter, bright colors should be used, such as red plum and proud snow, to add warmth to the family.