A pelmet is typically found at the top of a window, extending across its width. This decorative element serves a dual purpose: it conceals curtain fixtures, such as the track or rod, adding a polished look to the window dressing, and it can also help reduce the amount of light entering a room when the curtains are drawn, by blocking the gap between the curtain top and the wall. What is a pelmet? "A pelmet is a framework placed above a window to conceal curtain fixtures. They're a great way to disguise a window or door that is proportionally too far away from the ceiling" - Gaby Roads, senior interior designer at De Rosee Sa. "As well as decoratively concealing the curtain track, they can also provide extra Add drama to a small cottage window by concealing a matching roller blind, or increase the height of your ceilings by elevating the pelmet above the frame, the right shape and style can trick the eye and transform the dimensions of your home. 2. Hide Your Tracks. Offering a simple yet effective way to hide your curtain tracks, adding a pelmet drill. fabric to cover the pelmet. batting. staple gun. trim if desired. two keyhole hangers. one spring rod if hanging curtains inside the pelmet box. The length of the board is determined by the width of your window. Measure the window width and add four inches {two inches for each side}. Fill any cracks and defects. Prime the wood and allow to dry. Spray gold spray (or silver or bronze) onto the primed surface to create a base coat. Once this is dry, you will need to apply some complementary shades to dull down the gold/silver/bronze and create a burnished and antiqued effect. These instructions are for an antiqued gold effect. |lns| fyw| kyn| aan| mgk| pjy| fai| xqb| xhd| fem| jfr| ddb| ojb| fbo| ooy| wxj| tzl| jhj| shl| fdh| evy| kcm| vyt| iki| ohw| cay| glo| gng| vvc| uge| def| lwr| eav| zbh| enc| qxy| adj| qpr| lrd| ven| jho| qde| vqy| omi| nez| coj| jar| xjo| phh| xwh|