Do you have plans to redesign the interior of your house and want to explore some basic types of windows treatments for bedrooms that are available? There are quite a few basic types of window treatments available that are ideal for any bedroom, with them you can lighten up your bedroom with vibrant colors, maintain your room’s temperature and ensure that you have adequate amount of privacy.

Below you will find a list of basic types of window treatments for your bedroom, along with a description, to assist you in choosing one that will meet all your needs.

Basic Types of Windows Treatments for Bedrooms

Window Curtains – This is the most common type of window treatment used in homes everywhere, however, curtains used in bedrooms usually have more of an intimate flare in their design patterns, colors and fabric choices than other rooms in the house. Most curtains are made from light to medium weight fabric and come in packages, which contain two panels. They can be hung on stylish curtain rings, or traditional curtain rods, either way; they are the most common type of window treatment available.

If you are looking for diversity in color choices, pattern designs, wide selection of fabrics and you’re concerned about durability, then look no further than window curtains for your bedroom.

Window Drapes – Similar to curtains in many ways, window drapes are made with heavier fabric and are very durable. They can be pleated, decoratively lined and elegantly hung on a traverse rod. Opening and closing them is effortless using either a string or chain. Traditionally, they are used in formal rooms, such as dens, parlors, dining rooms or in the master bedroom. Window drapes are very useful in keeping a room warm in the winter months, and cool in summertime.

Window Sheers – These are made with very light material, and they are designed to allow some light into a room. They go hand-in-hand with window drapes and are just as much appealing to look at as they are useful.

Window Shades – Of all the basic types of windows treatments for bedrooms, window shades are a close second to window curtains in popularity and usefulness. They have a simple roll-up mechanism, which can easily be adjusted to any length, and they come in any color you want.

Window Blinds – If you are concerned about privacy, then blinds may not be the best choice for your bedroom, unless, you also have window curtains installed behind them. Blinds are designed using long pieces of hard material called slats or louvers, which are adjustable using strings to allow light in to a room.