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I am redesigning a bedroom and I am replacing the closet doors with curtains. The walls are light gray. The window curtains are dark gray and have black on the bottom. Should I use the same curtains for the closet as well or would it look better to have different ones?

Hi Melon,
There is no right or wrong, but more so a personal choice. However, with that said, if this were my space I would not use the same WINDOW CURTAINS. I do like the colors you have already chosen for your room. I might suggest that choosing white if you have white trim would be a good choice for the closet. If not white than an alternative color that you are using as an accent in your room maybe a better choice.

I am redesigning a bedroom and I am replacing the closet doors with curtains. The walls are light gray. The WINDOW CURTAINS are dark gray and have black on the bottom. Should I use the same curtains for the closet as well or would it look better to have different ones?

Hi Melon,
There is no right or wrong, but more so a personal choice. However, with that said, if this were my space I would not use the same window curtains. I do like the colors you have already chosen for your room. I might suggest that choosing white if you have white trim would be a good choice for the closet. If not white than an alternative color that you are using as an accent in your room maybe a better choice.

I am redesigning a bedroom and I am replacing the closet doors with curtains. The walls are light gray. The window curtains are dark gray and have black on the bottom. Should I use the same curtains for the closet as well or would it look better to have different ones?

Hi Melon,
There is no right or wrong, but more so a personal choice. However, with that said, if this were my space I would not use the same WINDOW CURTAINS. I do like the colors you have already chosen for your room. I might suggest that choosing white if you have white trim would be a good choice for the closet. If not white than an alternative color that you are using as an accent in your room maybe a better choice.

I’m a pretty thrifty person, and I’m not seeing much of a difference between shower curtains and regular curtains…except for the price. Is there anything "wrong" with just cutting a shower curtain in half and using that as a window curtain? Would anyone even notice the difference? I’m not talking about a shiny ugly curtain of course. Thanks!

When I decorated my bedroom with attached bathroom, I found a shower curtain I really loved. I bought 2, used one on the shower, and cut the other up for WINDOW TREATMENTS on the bathroom and bedroom WINDOWS. Everyone who saw them asked where I got the matching "curtains" because they looked so great and made the two rooms look like a suite in a high-priced hotel. I almost made some toss pillows with the remnants, but I thought that would be too matchy-matchy.

I’m a pretty thrifty person, and I’m not seeing much of a difference between shower curtains and regular curtains…except for the price. Is there anything "wrong" with just cutting a shower curtain in half and using that as a window curtain? Would anyone even notice the difference? I’m not talking about a shiny ugly curtain of course. Thanks!

When I decorated my bedroom with attached bathroom, I found a shower curtain I really loved. I bought 2, used one on the shower, and cut the other up for window treatments on the bathroom and bedroom WINDOWS. Everyone who saw them asked where I got the matching "curtains" because they looked so great and made the two rooms look like a suite in a high-priced hotel. I almost made some toss pillows with the remnants, but I thought that would be too matchy-matchy.

I’m a pretty thrifty person, and I’m not seeing much of a difference between shower curtains and regular curtains…except for the price. Is there anything "wrong" with just cutting a shower curtain in half and using that as a window curtain? Would anyone even notice the difference? I’m not talking about a shiny ugly curtain of course. Thanks!

When I decorated my bedroom with attached bathroom, I found a shower curtain I really loved. I bought 2, used one on the shower, and cut the other up for WINDOW TREATMENTS on the bathroom and bedroom WINDOWS. Everyone who saw them asked where I got the matching "curtains" because they looked so great and made the two rooms look like a suite in a high-priced hotel. I almost made some toss pillows with the remnants, but I thought that would be too matchy-matchy.

I’m a pretty thrifty person, and I’m not seeing much of a difference between shower curtains and regular curtains…except for the price. Is there anything "wrong" with just cutting a shower curtain in half and using that as a window curtain? Would anyone even notice the difference? I’m not talking about a shiny ugly curtain of course. Thanks!

When I decorated my bedroom with attached bathroom, I found a shower curtain I really loved. I bought 2, used one on the shower, and cut the other up for WINDOW TREATMENTS on the bathroom and bedroom WINDOWS. Everyone who saw them asked where I got the matching "curtains" because they looked so great and made the two rooms look like a suite in a high-priced hotel. I almost made some toss pillows with the remnants, but I thought that would be too matchy-matchy.