Chinese curtains are original appearance. This is an extraordinary way to complement the interior. Textile roller blinds look impressive individually. However, they can be combined with other decor: with tulle, lambrequins, thread products. They are universal in their laconicism, simplicity, embodying beauty, sophistication, and practicality. Curtains can be used in the kitchen, office, bedroom, and on the terrace.

The structure of Chinese curtains is simple. This is a flat piece of fabric, the size of which corresponds to the window opening. A ribbon or braid is sewn at the top. Adjusting the length is not difficult. The tape, which is fixed in a strip of fabric, longer than the canvas. The products are rolled into an accordion or roll, after which the laces or ribbon are tied into a knot. There may be a weighting agent at the bottom of the canvas.

Attach curtains to chinese style You can hang it on the cornice, as well as against the wall using special hooks. Light-colored curtains are best chosen for small rooms. This will visually enlarge the space, filling the room with light.

Advantages of roller blinds:

• Aesthetic appearance;
• Suitable for any room;
• Ability to fix products at any height;
• Wide range of colors;
• A variety of fabrics for sewing curtains,
• A wide variety of prints, symbols, patterns, drawings, photos, shades;
• The ability to combine rolled products with tulle and other curtains depending on the design of the room;
• Ease of operation;
• Large selection of control options,
• The dense fabric of the products protects objects and furniture from fading when exposed to sunlight;
• Easy to attach.

Fabrics, sewing accessories

For making roller blinds of this type You can use any fabric, but it is better to take one that has an unusual texture. Initially, translucent materials were used for sewing.

When choosing the color scheme of models, you should take into account the style of the interior of the room. Plain Chinese curtains with a ribbon of a contrasting, bright color look impressive.

Blinds made from natural fiber fit seamlessly into the interior of the room. They create a feeling of comfort, coziness, and naturalness, harmoniously combining with wallpaper of the same texture and wooden furniture.

• A contrasting decorative ribbon or braid will go well with plain curtains;
• Using double-layer curtains made of contrasting fabrics;
• Textured jacquard fabrics,
• Curtains with applique, embroidery;
• Natural thick fabrics light shades - for a children's room;
• It is better to use curtains with patterns, sequins, original shiny patterns, made of heavy fabrics for oriental interiors.

The use of Chinese roller blinds in interior design

Since the products are universal, they look impressive in any room: in the hall, bedroom, kitchen, den, living room and even in the bathroom. They decorate the terraces, balcony doors. Blinds will add zest to the design of any room. The curtains are practical to use, create a feeling of comfort, do not require special care, and are easy to install.

Like other types of curtains, Chinese curtains take their origin in the country indicated in their name. Next, we’ll find out how to make curtains according to Chinese technology. But first, a little background about this peculiar product.

Chinese curtains can consist of one or several fabrics.

From the history of Chinese curtains

According to one version, curtains from China first conquered Byzantine Empire. They were represented at that time by the famous Chinese silk from the Middle Kingdom. From there, their fame spread throughout the world, which brought them fame as an honorable element of window opening decor.

Chinese curtains have nothing in common with Japanese ones, as they have different designs.

Presumably, the beginning of the expansion of this type of window decoration dates back to the 6th century, when Byzantium occupied the largest territory. Historically, in any country, the trendsetters were the rulers and the richest people. It was with Chinese curtains that the popularity of shade combinations came to Europe: bright blue and gold, bright red and gold, bright green.

It should be clarified right away to complete the picture: Chinese curtains have nothing in common with Japanese ones, and these are completely different designs.

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Features of Chinese technology

The design of curtains in Chinese is quite simple. Their essence is that an ordinary piece of woven material covers the window opening. Such material may have a slightly longer length than the height of the window. So, you can make curtains for only one thing: to achieve the greatest effect from decoration even with the curtain closed. Opening such a curtain is not particularly difficult: manually The woven fabric is rolled up to the required degree of window openness, while securing the bundle with special cords or tapes. In other words, the roll is tied at the desired height.

You can often hear another name for Chinese technology - curtains with garters. It is best to select all elements of the ties from a material with a contrasting shade to the main fabric, which allows you to prioritize well, making the ribbons a real decorative find. Usually garters are sewn at the top of the fabric from the outside and from the inside. In addition, Chinese designs can be decorated with decorative ribbon, tassels, glass beads, fringe, and original finishing elements.

The main difference between curtains with a weighting agent is that when twisted, the curtains form an even roll.

Sometimes curtains are equipped with round wooden cornices. In such a situation, loops are sewn at the top of the canvas, while the cornice on top plays the role of a holder, and on the bottom - a plumb line and a weighting agent. Among other things, it is very convenient to wrap curtains on the lower cornice. The main difference between curtains with a weighting agent is that the curtains, when twisted upward, are assembled into an even roll. Without a weighting agent, soft, spectacular folds are formed on them.

Please note: it is not recommended to combine Chinese curtains with other types of curtains (or some of their elements). Since such a design is considered complete and self-sufficient, not requiring decoration with other designer features.

You can make Chinese-style curtains from absolutely any fabric. One of the most optimal options The use of colored translucent fabric is considered. Curtains look stylish if there are vertical and horizontal stripes on the fabric.

Traditionally, it is customary to use Chinese products in interiors that involve East style, with a minimalist design, they also look great. In most situations, their use does not have any strict restrictions. You just have to make sure you don’t make the wrong choice of fabric.

Curtains in bed colors are perfect for rooms with calm color schemes.

If you step back a little from oriental motifs and make a design in pastel colors, then it can be safely hung in any type of room. They are equally suitable for decorating living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens and children's rooms.

This type of product has a small nuance - when large sizes For windows, it is better to use several narrow panels instead of one voluminous one. This way it turns out to simultaneously solve 2 problems: to comply with both the functional and stylistic components. With this design of curtains it is much easier to control the illumination, for example by raising individual panels on different heights or by opening only the central curtains. By tying the fabric at different heights using the “ladder” option, it is possible to achieve a shift in emphasis to the most pleasant pictures outside the window.

Curtains in the classical Chinese style are made without a cornice and are attached directly to the wall. They are not equipped with any lifting mechanism; the height is adjusted manually.

Modern Chinese models can be equipped with a top round wooden cornice and the same plumb line from below for more convenient twisting of the panel. There is another known option for fastening this kind of product - using special hooks located on the ceiling or wall. With this installation method, invisible folds appear on the canvas, adding effect, especially with wide ribbons.

In modern interior design there is a craze for the Asian East. The trend is clean straight lines, natural colors, natural materials, simplicity, practicality. Chinese curtains answer all this. And with the variety of modern fabrics, choosing beautiful oriental clothes for a window will not be difficult.

Chinese curtains are often confused with Japanese fabric panels, but it is easy to distinguish them. Chinese models do not fall below the window sill and are rolled up. Japanese ones move apart, and their classic length is to the floor.

What are they?

To sew Chinese curtains, it is advisable to use natural cotton or silk fabrics in non-garish colors.

Classic Chinese-style curtains are rectangular single or double (lined) fabrics, which when opened are rolled into a roll or simply gathered into arbitrary horizontal folds, and closed completely covering the window opening. There is a drawstring along the bottom edge of the curtain, through which a wooden strip is threaded. This technique allows the curtains to constantly remain taut, swaying only slightly from air currents.

Vertical tiebacks - ribbons or narrow strips of fabric - help regulate lighting. As a rule, tiebacks are made of fabric in a contrasting color. This color scheme gives the product a finished look and special charm.

At their core, Chinese curtains are a type of roll filters. Or rather, their primary sources: the history of the first goes back more than one thousand years, and the second appeared only in the middle of the 20th century and inspired designers to create modern roll filters with a roller on which the fabric is wound and an automatic lifting mechanism.

Using tiebacks, the canvas is either rolled up or gathered into horizontal soft folds, as in the photo.

Chinese curtains are never equipped with an electric drive. Raising and lowering is carried out only manually.

Advantages and disadvantages

Chinese models are also suitable for roof windows.

The main advantage of Chinese curtains is their unique oriental charm. It's about not about the Arab East with its pomp, luxury, abundance of gold and silver in the interior, but about the Asian East, where naturalness, simplicity, and laconicism are at the forefront.

Unlike the same light filters, Chinese rolls look cozy and homely. Another advantage is that such work will take no more than 2-3 hours and you will need little fabric. It is also important that they take up minimal space, leaving the window sill free.

The disadvantages of “Chinese” curtains include the fact that they provide poor protection from the sun and do not combine with other curtains. One can argue with these statements. The level of light protection of Chinese models is the same as that of all lifting curtains. It depends on the material of manufacture. And numerous photos confirm that, if desired, Chinese curtains can be successfully combined with tulle, curtains, and horizontal blinds.

What materials are they made from?

Any fabric is suitable, harmonizing in texture and color with the rest of the textiles. Oriental interiors gravitate toward everything natural; it is preferable to use materials made from natural fibers, such as:

• cotton;
• matting;

Mixed varieties with a small addition of synthetics are allowed.

Bamboo on windows in the interior

Bamboo straw is one of the most environmentally friendly, versatile materials.

I would like to highlight this as a separate variety - a very interesting design find. In terms of functionality, they are close to blinds, but lack the coldness and impersonality of a typical office environment.

They will be the logical completion of any room decorated with oriental flair: Chinese, Japanese, colonial. By replacing bamboo with thin wooden slats, you get an original window decoration for a country, African, Indian, or Arabic interior.

What interiors are they suitable for?

Contrary to popular belief, Chinese curtains go well with drapes.

Chinese curtains look harmonious in different interiors. The main thing is to choose the right fabric, since the impression of the curtains mainly depends on this aspect. The exception is luxury, obviously expensive interiors, such as Rococo, Baroque, Classicism, Empire, Arabic East and the like.

Let's look at the most popular options:

• a Chinese curtain made of satin with a large, soft floral print will become ideal option Provence;
• chintz with small cheerful flowers is an integral part of the Russian hut;
• checkered or striped curtains will be an excellent solution for country style;
• blue-blue material will fit perfectly into a Mediterranean setting;
• products made from bleached linen, decorated with rope tie-backs, reminiscent of ship sails, will create a marine flavor;
• stripes of silk fabric with hieroglyphs perfectly suit the authentic Chinese design;
• bright red-orange-green colors are always appropriate in an interior with characteristic African notes;
• bamboo products will not seem foreign in any of the above interiors.

You can experiment endlessly: with the right choice of type and color of fabric and braid, “Chinese” will fit into all romantic, eco-friendly or minimalist designs. It is only necessary to correctly observe combinations of colors, shapes and textures.

In which rooms are they appropriate?

You can decorate windows “Chinese style” in any room. The only difference is that in one case they will be enough, and in the other these simple curtains that do not protect very well from sunlight will have to be supplemented with partner models.

Kitchen

This window design is ideal for the kitchen.

In the kitchen, roller blinds, including Chinese ones, are most often used. There are many reasons for this:

• the window sill remains free, it can be used as an additional work surface;
• thanks to the weight strip in the drawstring, the structure does not flutter, so it can be hung on a window next to the stove without fear of fire;
• easy care: a small piece of fabric is easy to wash and dries quickly.

Patas are one of the most common fastenings for oriental curtains.
A mesh tulle lambrequin will add originality to the window.

Children's

In a child's room, Chinese curtains are convenient for their safety. When raised, the curtain is at a height beyond the reach of a child. There is no chance that the baby will pull the fabric and collapse the structure. Even if this happens, due to its light weight, it is unlikely to seriously harm him. It is also convenient that their production requires a minimal amount of fabric, which means they collect less dust and are easy to wash. An important plus is economic benefit. Experts advise updating the interior of a child’s room more often; the simplest thing is to update the decor on the windows, and Chinese curtains are so cheap that changing such curtains is not expensive.

Chinese curtains meet the main condition that must be observed when decorating a children's room - their design is safe.
Transparent Chinese curtains made of the finest cambric in the little princess's room look incredibly delicate and elegant.

Bedroom

If you are a morning person, these curtains are perfect for your bedroom.

This design is suitable for a bedroom in two cases:

• you wake up early, breaking through the gaps between the curtain and the window opening street light in the morning it doesn’t bother you at all;
• you are not against decorating a window with Chinese curtains, not as an independent design, but in combination with curtains.

“Owls” will have to combine them with curtains that do not let in street light.

Balcony and loggia

On balconies and loggias, Chinese curtains are used almost as often as roll filters, because they have similar advantages: they can be installed on each frame separately, saving money usable area, leaving the window sill and the space under it free. The inconvenient thing is that such products do not come with automatic control, you will have to lift each curtain manually, and even tinker with the ties.

On balconies and loggias, Chinese curtains are almost as popular as roller filters.
They do not protect from light one hundred percent, but if necessary, they perfectly protect from views from the street.

Living room

The living room is the central room of the house. Often they try to make it “luxurious”. Simple Chinese curtains do not meet these goals, unless they are made of silk and designed in their own style. The exception is bamboo products, which are appropriate in almost any setting and so-called rural interiors: Provence, country, shabby chic, rustic. Such models are especially convenient in living rooms with a balcony (they do not interfere with free passage to the balcony and back).

In the living room and hall, Chinese models made of bamboo straw are mainly used.
Chinese curtains will become ideal solution for a window opening combined with a balcony door.

Elements traditional for an authentic Chinese interior: ornaments, draperies, Feng Shui accessories fit so harmoniously into European life that they began to be perceived by us as something completely natural. On the one hand, such an adaptation is regrettable; as we get used to oriental things that are unusual for the European mentality, we stop noticing their laconic sophistication. But on the other hand, it means that they are really convenient, practical and rightfully occupy their niche.

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Manifestations of the East in the interior began from the moment Europeans began to travel and bring home various “attributes of foreign lands.” The style quickly caught on among aristocrats, and many began to adapt their homes to it. Oriental styles include Indian, Moroccan, Japanese, Chinese, Moorish and African interiors. Each country has different customs and culture, so the settings look completely different. Mainly on general form housing has been influenced by everyday life and climate features for centuries, but we should not forget also about the mentality of people, which manifests itself in everything that surrounds them. Fabrics play a huge role in the interior; they shape the impression even more than furniture and architecture. Below we will look oriental curtains in the styles of different countries.

Chinese style canvases

The most discreet, jewelry subtle design the dwellings belong to the Chinese. It is here that you can see complex patterns, delicate carvings and paintings, complex decorations, and hand-laid mosaics. Curtains for this style should be selected according to several criteria:

1. In Chinese interiors, curtains look quite simple - they are often a piece of fabric cut exactly to fit the size of the window.
2. No unnecessary details, maximum - miniature garters, glass beads or 2-4 small tassels.
3. The color of the curtains in the oriental style can be chosen according to your taste; their belonging to the “fine culture” will be revealed by their form and laconicism.
4. It is better to choose translucent, loose fabrics, for example silk.
5. You can often see curtains that are square or rectangular shape no frills, but tied or cut so that the height is different.

Chinese situation the premises will be suitable for the kitchen, bathroom, children's and living room - it is important to maintain order and a thoughtful arrangement of things from the beginning. This style will be close to people who are more focused on harmony with nature, observing internal asceticism and searching for a lot in a little. Curtains in the Chinese style are sewn quite simply, you can use modern materials, excessive finishing with accessories is not required.

Classic Chinese curtains - two canvases in traditional colors: red, gold, beige

Window decor based on Chinese motifs, Hong Kong

Chinese curtain with garters - laconic, affordable

Curtain partition with painting in Chinese style

Curtains on bay windows are a canvas on a frame that does not block light, but fences off from the outside world

A common decoration of Chinese curtains is calligraphy, hieroglyphs

Room for water procedures decorated with curtains in Chinese traditional style

Factory-made fabrics, silk, Chinese motifs

Room design in Chinese national style, with bamboo roller blinds on the windows

Traditional Chinese screen

Decorating a window with a balcony in the kitchen, in the Chinese style. Roller and straight curtains

Chinese style bedroom, curtains with loops. Tricolor, copper, bongs, brushes, stripes.

Neo-Chinese style in bedroom textiles

Traditional patterns and Chinese color combinations in European cut curtains

Roller blinds in a Chinese bedroom interior

Open kitchen, rice paper curtains

Partition with Chinese painting, minimal window decoration with roller blinds to match the walls

Blinds are often used in neo-Chinese

Kitchen in red, black, beige tones Chinese scale. Linen curtains.

Roller blinds on the living room windows in Chinese design

Japanese curtains - brevity, severity, convenience

The Japanese theme in the interior is similar to the Chinese in its minimalism, but greater color variety and the presence of large and bright patterns on the curtains are allowed. There are also no decorative elements, but the fabrics can have patterns, both geometric and abstract. Most often, oriental-style curtains are fabric stretched between two vertical slats. It looks strict and laconic, but at the same time it adds special charm and comfort to the apartment or house of the land of the rising sun.

The Japanese style is quite recognizable: the canvas should hang absolutely evenly, have a contrasting edging - a frame, the density of the fabric should be enough to hide the scorching light, but let it into the room, as if through frosted glass lantern

Curtains Japanese origin became the prototype of modern curtains with a lower weighting bar. This principle is successfully used in zoning a room with partitions, in the design stained glass windows V full height in offices and apartments of megacities. Pay attention to the Kvartal curtain systems from the Swedish manufacturer Ikea. An oriental flavor will be added to such technologically advanced curtains by subtle designs and elements of calligraphy, the color scheme of the curtains, and natural materials - silk, matting, matting, poplin, rice paper.

Indian curtains - a play of colors and imagination

What can lead connoisseurs to embody Indian style in their homes? Perhaps, the desire to “legally” let a riot of colors into your life, and to some extent a longing for a fairy tale, the purity of this mysterious eastern country.
Remember everything you saw in the movies - colorful fabrics, intricate patterns, a huge number of decorations and decorative elements, bright patterns. Use loose fabrics:

• Bamboo
• Cotton

Colors for Indian curtains should not only be bright, but unexpected in their combination, and collected in one place. The real breath of India is in the play of crimson, orange, turquoise flowers. Combinations based on base color and bright accents- for example, beige and orange, yellow are acceptable, but this is more of an oriental stylization.

Advice: when sewing Indian curtains, don’t stop halfway, boldly collect colors, weave endless patterns, add gold to the trim, dark wood to the cornice and window trim, and if possible, use real Indian fabrics - after all, India is inimitable.

Arabic style in window decoration

When registering housing, the Arabs were always guided by the rule: “wealth and luxury should not be hidden.” Therefore, fans of these interiors should pay attention to fabrics such as:

1. Organza
2. Brocade
3. Velvet
4. Damascus
5. Calico

IN Arabic interior the main component is the fabric. Let them look a little heavy and not allow sunlight to pass through, but the style must be respected. In Arab countries, this choice of fabric was determined by practical considerations - in hot climates, homes should be equipped so that they can hide from sunlight. If the curtains are thick, the rooms will always be cool and cozy.

Pay attention to the sunny shades - red and gold. You can dilute the aggressiveness of red and complement the luxury of gold with blue – rich or sky blue – it’s up to you.

Required decorative elements:

• Lush fringe;
• Large brushes;
• Rhinestones;
• Gold trim;
• Cords

For the bedroom, it is better to choose oriental-style curtains with lambrequins - this way you can emphasize the intimacy and pomp of the decor. The best solution there will be a lambrequin contrasting with the main fabric.

Please note that the Koran (the holy Muslim book) prohibits images of animals and people, so you need to choose neutral patterns - floral or geometric.

Weighty fabrics in the Arabic style are recommended to be left flowing; numerous wavy gathers are allowed. It is worth considering that Arabic motifs in interiors are best implemented in large spacious rooms- halls, living rooms, lobbies. Favorite elements of the Arabic style are gold or contrasting fabric ligature, floral covering patterns, outlines of mosque domes, canopies in rest rooms.

Moroccan tents and Moorish curtains

Moroccan style is also a container of luxurious textiles, dense textured fabrics, embroidered with traditional motifs in the form of six-pointed stars, oriental flowers, squares, mosque domes, stylized mosaics, stripes. Fabric for tents over the bed and curtains in Moroccan style can be monochromatic, since its task is, first of all, to fulfill a functional purpose, and secondly, to complement an already design-rich space, or to form additional element interior

Moroccan-style curtains are a multi-layer design, isolating a window, doorway or column, and turning them into a modified structural object. In the very simple version these can be double-layer, two-color curtains. A window with a pointed vault, or an arched one, can be decorated in a more restrained manner by hanging flowing curtains made from natural fabrics - silk, calico, damask. Windows of European, rectangular shape - lead to Moorish style design elements- a bandeau lambrequin with a figured bottom in the form of mosque vaults, intercepted at an additional level of the veil.

Moroccan Room Decor Girly Living Room Stripes Cushions Red Rug Cream Pad Orange Curtain Magenta Chandeliers

Moroccan Room Decor Typical Doors Green Curtains Red Sofa Maroon Armchairs Marble Floor

In some cases, curtains may have complex design, connecting the windows and opposite walls with a fabric tie under the ceiling - often in its central part. The origins of such designs go back to interior design ceilings of Moroccan palaces and temples.
Moroccan colors are bright, exciting - turquoise, crimson, coral, blue, ocher, sand, a lot of white. Curtains can be any color - either in contrast to the decor or in addition to it.
Curtains are decorated with twisted gold cord, gold embroidery, and sometimes tassels and fringe.

Common features of oriental styles

Advice: immediately determine for yourself how deeply you will work on the style in your home. Completely recreating a style is difficult, costly, and not always necessary, while stylization, the introduction of general features into the background modern interior- is perceived well, even a beginner can reconstruct it.

The main common feature of all oriental interiors, both Arabic and Buddhist, is an external fabulousness. It’s as if you find yourself in a magical, cozy world, where it’s easy to imagine how, among all the splendor, you are sitting on padishah pillows, listening to the tales of Scheherazade. Or the emperor sits on a bamboo mat, not taking his eyes off an exquisite geisha. To make it easy to navigate and combine, we present several characteristic features for all east topics:

1. Zoning of premises. You can divide a room with miniature partitions, fabrics, screens. The bed is designed as separate part rooms, canopy.
2. Pretentious “geometry” of the interior or deliberate asymmetry. In ancient times, such deceptive shape of the room could confuse the enemy or hide anything, including secret passages.
3. Conciseness. Minimum furniture, maximum accessories and attention to detail. You will have to choose the fullness of the situation based on the style that you are going to adhere to.
4. All eastern residents agree on one thing - the interior should be as natural as possible, so the room should be furnished with wood, stone, fabrics, and bamboo.
5. For general design walls and floors, you will need all your imagination, because European restraint and minimalism are not applicable to oriental style. The walls can be decorated with heavy wallpaper, tapestries, colorful fabrics, paintings and accessories. If you want to implement everything more modestly, use plaster or high-quality paint - they are also appropriate in many Asian and African homes.
6. Low furniture – distinguishing feature east. Familiar chairs can be successfully replaced with mats, ottomans or pillows.

In fact, transforming a house into oriental chambers is not so difficult - the main thing is to study the features of a particular style, and then implement all this with the help of architecture and textile design.

Men in modern times people are increasingly interested in the east, and not only in Japan, but also in the great, unknown China. This country attracts with its unique culture and incredible natural beauty. Oriental decoration, decorative accessories, national dishes - using this in everyday life, we bring new colors and exotic variety to everyday life. Chinese curtains that stylishly decorate windows are of great interest.

Features of Chinese curtains

The assortment is so large that when looking through catalogues, your eyes run wild and it is very difficult to make an unambiguous choice. However, there are also models that catch the eye and sink into the soul. Chinese threads fall under this characteristic. The range of curtains made in China is huge, but rope curtains are the most authentic Chinese curtains with a rich history.

Airy, flowing, bewitching - these curtains can be described with such beautiful epithets. Thread curtains are more responsible for the styling of the room than for functionality.

If you compare them with the curtains, then a number of distinctive features.

Another type of Chinese curtains is garter curtains. They are a simple piece of fabric equal to the width of the window. These curtains are adjustable in height using garters. For all their brevity, they look elegant and at the same time do not burden the opening at all. Like thread curtains, these curtains do not provide sun protection. They are designed to block the unremarkable view from the window and create an atmosphere home comfort.

1. Using heavy fittings. Pendants can be rope with solid decorative inserts. Or it can consist entirely of decorative elements, for example, fishing line with beads, seed beads or pearls. Curtains made of beads from China look much more luxurious and interesting.
2. Kiseya - curtains consisting exclusively of textile threads fastened with ribbon. They are extremely easy to use, do not get tangled, and look great in combination with curtains.
3. This type combines the previous two.

In addition, thread curtains differ from each other in thread thickness, weaving, distance between threads and colors.

• Curtains made from vintage fabric, decorated with gilding or embroidery - nice option for the hall and bedroom.
• Single-color curtains made of airy, transparent material - perfect choice for lovers of minimalism.
• Fixing tapes, which, if necessary, are decorated with rhinestones or beads, will help make the curtains original. If you use a weighting agent, the curtain will be gathered into a roll if desired.
• Curtains with ties are hung not only on tape, but also on hooks. This makes them look even more impressive, creating elegant folds.
• Kitchen curtains from China are easily combined from several canvases, sewn from various fabrics and fixed at different heights.

Summarizing the above, we can say with confidence that decorating a window with Chinese curtains is limited only by the author’s imagination. With all this, oriental style is elegance and conciseness, which is why they still remain fashionable and popular.