What are the creative ideas of patio door curtains

Blackout curtains block the light. These curtains have a thin opaque lining on the inside. They're perfect for rooms that don't require strict temperature control. You can also create blackout curtains by adding lining to existing curtains. Both energy efficient curtains and blackout curtains can block light. However, only energy-efficient curtains can effectively insulate a room. Many people use the terms "heat" and "blackout" interchangeably, so make sure you choose the right type of curtains for your needs.

Sheer curtains allow natural light into the room while maintaining some privacy. Light colours and light textured fabrics are ideal for sheer curtains. If your patio door is near a pool or other water source, choosing indoor/outdoor curtains may be a wise move. Indoor/outdoor curtains are waterproof, mildew and UV resistant. Curtains with sheer layers provide great light filtering and a soft designer look. You can also combine curtains with vertical blinds for extra privacy and light control. Sheer vertical blinds combine the look of sheer curtains with the functionality of vertical blinds.

Tilt clear vertical curtains open to let in light, or tilt them shut for privacy and light filtering. Like other vertical shades, the transparent shades fit neatly into each other when fully open, maximizing your view. A new type of curtain, vertical honeycomb curtains help control the temperature of the room. Their honeycomb structure traps air in the pockets, insulating your windows and keeping you cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Honeycomb curtains can lower your energy bills, especially if you live in a hot or cold climate.

French door curtains are ideal when you want to block most of the light coming in from a window or hide your view. Install French door curtains with drawbar mounts. Sliding panel blinds (also known as panel track blinds) are a chic, modern shade. Like vertical blinds, the sliding panels open left and right, but consist of large panels instead of narrow slats. Sliding panels are versatile and available in a variety of materials including eco-friendly natural wood, bamboo, reed and grass. Want to hide your curtain accessories or have a simple, streamlined look? Draperies, cornices, and window coverings provide a stylish way to hide curtain rods and hanging hardware.