49 Designer Window Treatments That’ll Perfectly Frame Your View

Bed canopies are one of the biggest trends of 2025, and including your window treatments in the design can help keep your bedroom cohesive. Use the same shape and textile, as designer Ashley Sharpe did here, for a dramatic effect.

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In tight, suburban lots, it's easy to feel like your neighbors are too close, especially if you catch their eye while doing the dishes. To combat a lack of privacy, try cafe curtains. Half-drapes, like those seen here by French & French, keep most of the room hidden from view without blocking all of the natural light from entering.

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We're big advocates for treating your outdoor spaces as intentionally as your indoor design, and that includes window treatments. Sure, there may not technically be windows on this porch, designed by the Curated Nest team of cofounders Erin Coren and Lina Galvão, but the flowing drapes help to frame the mountainside view and provide privacy from neighbors.

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In a room packed with patterns, like this bathroom by French & French, solid drapes can help to calm the senses. Pulling from the sage green paint on the vanity, these curtains have a subtle stripe, mimicking the directional botanical wallpaper.

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Windows aren't the only feature that can get in on the fun. In this sunroom, designed by Alex Reid, the French doors each get a rolled shade to help diffuse the abundance of natural light. Now, scalding afternoon rays can be shifted into a soft glow.

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While this blue drapery and valance combination is already chic, the addition of a fabric trim on the inside edge takes the feature to the next level. The pattern bridges the gap between the solid curtains and the botanical wallpaper in this bedroom by interiors firm French & French.

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If you're lucky enough to have floor-to-ceiling windows, show them off. Dramatic drapes that are an equal height to your windows can accentuate your stunning architecture, like this space by Lark Interiors. We recommend putting these curtains on a motorized track if you ever plan to close them.

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In this guest room by Serena Dugan, the Roman shades were crafted from the same textile as the bedding. The pattern-filled space is made cohesive thanks to the duplicate use of the small, geometric print.

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Using a one-and-done approach to patterns is an easy way to achieve a sleek and polished interior that still offers a bit more visual interest than solid paint. Include your window treatments in the fun as well. This space by Wendy Labrum uses a large-scale gingham all over, and the pattern perfectly aligns with the shades for a seamless transition.

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For the lover of maximalist interiors, choosing a solid-colored window treatment isn’t going to be your cup of tea. But if there’s already a slew of patterns and prints in your room, think about scale. Here, designer MA Allen opted for a larger floral print in a green hue to offset the tight brown leaf print on the wallpaper. The drapes are the perfect medium balance between the bold chair stripe and the subdued wallcovering.

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If your window is near a corner, use your window treatment ideas to cocoon the rest of the space for a cozier feel. Draped headboards are going to be one of the biggest bedroom trends for 2025, so jump on the bandwagon early.

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Curtains without a window may feel silly, but they can help a room feel finished. HB's Whole Home recovery room utilizes curtains to frame a piece of artwork and provide dimension to a windowless room.

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For some privacy without completely blocking out the natural light, sheer cafe curtains are a beautiful window treatment idea. Designer Chauncey Boothby hung up the bathroom mirror over these curtains, providing added privacy while also allowing the powder room to be fully functional.

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Don't let a busy wallpaper stop you from choosing a patterned window treatment idea. In this jewel box of a powder room, designer Courtney Petit added this elegant, striped valence, and it works so beautifully.

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In this New Jersey home, Joe Lucas of Lucas Studio added custom Roman shades in the bright, airy sunroom to provide adequate privacy without adding too much weight to the space. If you're struggling to find the perfect window treatments for your home, consider going the custom rout so it looks exactly the way you had envisioned in your head.

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For a more rustic space, like designer Noz Nozawa's gorgeous cabin, consider wooden blinds and jewel-tone curtains. This unique window treatment idea looks so good with the rest of the wood tones and warm colors in the home, and they both add a layer of texture and more dimension to the room.

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To balance out this bright bedroom, designer Cecilia Casagrande chose to put in gray, blackout Roman shades. We especially love that this practical window treatment idea is accented with playful pom-pom lining.

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In the same house as above, Cecilia Casagrande chose dramatic Roman shades in this home office. To complement and contrast with the solid blue walls, the designer chose a tropical-patterned window treatment idea. Its green, blue, and ivory colors bring out the hues in the throw pillows and carpet.

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