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Modern Curtains & Curtain Panel Types for Your Windows


Curtains, drapes and curtain panels are an essential element to the living room, kitchen or bedroom. From revamping the living room with window drapes to bringing warmth and texture into a bedroom, the best modern window curtains are an essential part of defining your home's aesthetic. Whether you opt for pairing white sheer curtains with matte silver grommets or long curtains with sheer rod pockets, the best curtains and hardware can bring the entire room together.



  • Blackout curtains: Blackout curtains and drapes are perfect as bedroom curtains. The best blackout curtains blockout light, reducing the amount of noise when taking a quick cat nap. For rooms—such as bedrooms—where intermittent light is desired, hang blackout drapes over linen panels with metal curtain hardware. Blackout window panels make light management easy, whether you're just waking up or are settling in for the night under a fluffy quilt.

  • Sheer curtains: Sheer curtains and drapes help brighten any modern room by allowing natural light to filter in. Additionally, sheer curtain panels help create an illusion of more space in a room and can make small spaces seem larger. Consider using them as living room curtains to help brighten the area while lounging. To style, think about customizing your curtains for living rooms by layering them with a double curtain rod and brass curtain rod finials.


3 Modern Ways to Hang Curtains



  • Grommet curtains: Grommet curtains have a versatile appeal. Usually a series of small holes along the top of each curtain panel, grommets make opening the curtains a breeze. This type of modern curtain hardware is ideal for any need and is especially useful on sliding glass doors, French doors and small windows. Grommets are also useful for coordinating spa bathroom accessories. Use them for both the shower curtain and coordinating window panels. Because this hanging style leaves the rod visible, opt for grommets that complement the curtain rod finish. For instance, silver curtain rods maintain a contemporary look, while brass curtain rods adds a bit of shine when paired with velvet curtains.

  • Rod pocket curtains: Want to conceal the curtain rod? Consider using modern window curtain panels with rod pockets instead. Made entirely of fabric, they work best with curtain panels that let light in, such as sheer curtain panels or semi-sheer cotton curtains. This breathable fabric creates a breezy look that lets the right amount of sunlight into the family room or dining room, even when the curtains and drapes are closed. The rod pocket on top creates attractive bunching that forms textured lines throughout. Since the curtain rod is hidden, opt for curtain rod finials that complement the room's sophisticated appeal. One option is to pair white curtains for living rooms with marble curtain rod finials for a modern look.

  • Tab top curtains: Texturize your space with tab top curtains. Structured bunching on the top gives modern curtain panels clean lines and dimension. To achieve a contemporary look in your living room design, hang tab top curtains with drapery along the top. If your style is more traditional, opt for straight-edged tabs that leave the curtain rod exposed. Consider window curtain panels with metal curtain finials or a contrasting border for an unexpected pop of color. Before hanging tab top curtains, consider the thickness of the fabric. Heavier drapes require more durable hardware, while lighter drapes, such as silk curtains can be used with most curtain rods.


Not sure which method is right for you? Follow our guide on how to hang curtains and find the best way to hang your new curtain panels.


Choosing the Best Curtain Panels


Choosing the best curtains for your windows will be dependent on your choice of fabric, color, room and curtain style. If the family room is drafty, consider using living room curtain panels made of a heavier material that insulates the space, including raw silk or velvet. For rooms where the focus is on style, opt for casual linen or cotton window curtains for the bedroom. Want patterned panels? Find a contemporary curtain design that complements the aesthetic of the space. Multicolor striped kids curtain in children's bedrooms or the nursery add to a playful appeal, while muted medallions in the guest room offer versatile style for everyone. Need color in your space? Explore all curtain hues, such as grey, white, blue drapes and black curtains to style your windows. For more expert advice, read our guide on how to choose curtains.