Door Curtain

Between the living room and kitchen, in front of a bedroom without a door, or for a bathroom.

Light fabric (sheer, fine linen) for light, thicker fabric for privacy and insulation.

Curtain rod above the door frame, or tension rod between walls.

To choose the right door curtain size, you need to measure the width and height of your door frame. Make sure the curtain is wide enough to cover the entire width and long enough to touch the floor.

You can coordinate the door curtain with the room's style and other textiles. Opt for colors and patterns that harmonize with your decor, or on the contrary, add an original and contrasting touch.

To further dress up your door curtain, you can add tiebacks, loops, or tassels. These decorative elements enhance the style and give more personality to your entrance.

Follow the care instructions on the door curtain label. Generally, a cold machine wash with a delicate cycle is sufficient. Avoid tumble drying and prefer flat drying or hanging on a hanger.

In addition to its decorative aspect, a door curtain provides privacy, filters light, and visually delineates spaces. It's a practical and aesthetic solution for separating different areas in an open room.