THIS POST IS FROM ROOM REMIX - THE BLOG .I received a question about corner window treatments (hardware specifically) in the comments on
this post, so I decided to do a general post on corner window treatments.
I haven't had to deal with corner windows before and am definitely not an expert on them, so I just dug up as much info as I could find for you. It wasn't as easy as I thought it would be, but here's what I found...
BHG has a slide show on
Window Treatment Ideas for Corner WindowsSouthern Living suggests hiding the hardware behind a pelmet...
Phoebe Howard used a simple tailored, pleated valance to contrast the modern corner windows in this New York apartment makeover...
These soft roman shades are a pretty option in this little nook...
Young House Love shows you how they mounted their corner curtain rods in
this post...
Designer Meg Braff chose to use two different types of window treatments on the corner windows in her guest bedroom.
E-How has an informative articles on
Window Treatments for Corner Windows and
How Do You Hang Corner Curtain Rods?Tammy from
In Stitches had the following to say about corner window treatments
"When I am treating a corner window there are a couple of different methods that I use. Obviously, if you are using a valance or a rod pocket panel then you can just butt or bend the rod because it won't show. If I'm using panels and the rod will show then I have my installer miter the rods in the corner if they are wood. Another option is to use a corner swivel bracket made by Kirsch."
She uses the following hardware from Kirsch and Helser Brothers and you can contact her
here, for more information or if you are interested in ordering.
Iron Forge has
made to order custom corner rodsJC Penney has some
corner curtain rod connectors.
Smith and Noble currently has several options for
corner window hardware...
Some more hardware options at
Quality Curtain Hardware.
It looks like Highland Forge has rods and brackets for corner windows and they show you in-depth
how to measure for a corner rod______________________________________________________
And just in case you're bored with this post because you don't have a corner window, here's a little random corner inspiration that has nothing to do with window treatments :-) ...
I've shown this image in at least one previous post, but I still love the idea for accessorizing a corner with art...
Or how about this idea from
Southern Living?

Phoebe Howard placed the sofa at an angle to compensate for an odd corner in this living room and then accessorized behind it with art on an easel.
Gotta love a corner gallery wall...
How about a corner picture frame? It's a clever idea, isn't it?!!! (Yvonne Schroeder via Apar
tment Therapy)
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I love Venetians and mirrored dressers.
Again,
an antiqued mirrored chest.
This is so elegant.
Look!
Mother of pearl walls.
They are beautiful.
The mirror is a lovely shape.
And the gold detailing
on the dark bathroom cabinet is just my style.
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Toby watches the NYC marathon.
This is the neighborhood Toby lives in.
These are some of the runners that
Toby watches.
How I wish I were there.
I love the marathon.
I am amazed that anyone can run more than 5 city blocks.
It would all but kill me.
I might be able to walk the marathon,
but somehow I don't think anyone will still be hanging around
by the time I would finish.
Besides....
I would stop for a nice lunch
and I would be hard pressed not to go shopping
while walking passed all the superb shops.
No.....
for sure I would finish the race
holding many shopping bags.
If I finished at all.
Would you?
Could you do the NYC Marathon?
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I am off thurs. & fri
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THIS POST IS FROM ROOM REMIX - THE BLOG .
I anticipate a tish bit of eye-rolling by some on this one. My apologies in advance, but you know I like to look at out-of-the-box ideas in addition to the more practical posts.
After tearing this image from April 2010's In Style magazine with a note to post about it, I couldn't find the image on their site so I googled it and guess what? Apartment Therapy already blogged about this back in October 2009 with the same image (originally from Domino magazine).
IS and AT both suggested that to mix things up a bit, you could intentionally mismatch your curtains. What do you think of the idea? would you?
I think I could... Solids only though and it would help if there were more than one window so that I could repeat the mismatch to make it look more intentional.
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But, I am absolutely IN LOVE with
the black door and trim in this room!!!
It is dramatic and elegant.
I want to do it.
And do it soon.
Your thoughts?
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I've been seeing pom pom or ball fringe around a fair amount lately on everything from home decor to clothing (remember this scarf?) If you're a pom pom/ball fringe fan, this post shows you some ideas for incorporating it into your decor.
If you want to add some texture to your window treatment, how about using ball fringe like they did here? My inclination would have been to add the fringe to the inside edge, so the fact that they embellished the outside edge instead makes it more interesting to me.
Homes and Gardens
If you really like ball fringe, you could make this very textural cornice from BHG.com. Complete tutorial here.
If that's a little much for you, how about just using pom poms on your curtain tieback?
Perennials Fabrics
Some of the other places you could add this trim are fairly obvious such as
pillows, bedskirts, ottomans, towels, lampshades, etc. but a not-so-obvious idea would be to trim your office shelves.

BHG.com Domestifluff has a complete tutorial on how to make pom pom flowers to put in a vase... 
or to add to your gifts...

Raffia pom pom drink stirrers from marthastewart.com. Tutorial here.

Vivaterra has pom pom throws and pillows...

So does Pier 1...

I realize this is a Christmas project, but knowing me I won't remember that I found it by then so I'm posting it now. The tutorial for this snowball pom pom wreath is at marthatstewart.com...
Have an awesome day!
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