Adding softness, color, and privacy, having curtains in the kitchen sounds like a great idea on paper. But it's also a space where humidity, heat, water, and sometimes open flames come into play. So, I asked the experts: is hanging curtains in your kitchen ever a good idea? A pretty divisive topic, can help to make or break a scheme.
and window treatments can soften the hard lines of a kitchen, creating a more inviting atmosphere, while your choice of design will show more personality than you realize. So it does seem like a missed opportunity to forgo them entirely as a . Here, I ask interior designers if curtains do belong in a kitchen – and all the practical things you need to consider first.
The rather unanimous decision is that you can have kitchen curtains. But there are a few practical factors that you need to consider first. Of course, you're going to have to be mindful of placement.
Naturally, if you have a window right by your kitchen , long pooling curtains aren't going to make sense, look right, or be safety compliant. 'At , we believe that every room, including the kitchen, can benefit from the addition of elegant curtains or classic Roman blinds,' says design director Fred Horlock. 'Curtains can add a touch of warmth and style, making the space feel more inviting and cohesive while also helping with acoustics, by softening the noise of a busy kitchen.
Opt for fabrics that are easy to clean and maintain, as kitchens are prone to spills and splatters.' Similarly.
