White tulle

In an interior an important role is played by window registration. Properly chosen tulle and curtains will create the necessary atmosphere at home, adjust the degree of illumination of the room, help you to retire and hide your life from prying eyes.

Like many other names of fabrics, the origin of this word is French, and the name was given to it by the city of the same name Tulle, whose inhabitants in the 19th century were the largest producers of this material.

Initially, this material was used when sewing dresses and underwear, and much later began to be used for decorating windows. Now it is a translucent thin fabric made of polyester fibers, dyed in various colors. Despite the variety of shades, today the most popular option is white tulle. It will look equally beautiful in any room, regardless of its purpose and design, and be combined with all types of curtains.

The selected tulle fabric can drastically change the appearance of any room, therefore, first of all, you should familiarize yourself with the various fabrics by the type and method of weaving:

• Organza. It is made by twisting threads of silk or viscose. It is a thin transparent material, quite tough in sensations. Curtains made from this material are suitable for a room made in any style. For example, light cream-colored tulle in combination with thick brown curtains in the living room will look just great.

How to choose organza and with what to combine the material, see the following video.

• Veil. The fabric is more delicate and almost opaque. Most often, it looks harmoniously and without curtains, but the combination of it with dark-colored curtains will be a win-win option. Such a black and white solution will be both classic, and elegant, and appropriate in any interior.

• Grid. The material has a lattice structure. Ideal for use in the hot season, due to its properties, it allows a lot of sunlight and air to pass through. It will look great in the kitchen in tandem with fabric curtains with a bright pattern of flowers.

• Kisey. Curtain, which is a set of separately hanging threads. Special popularity is now gaining such tulle with decorative embroidery on the top. In addition to the windows, it will look great in the doorway.

White symbolizes purity and innocence, visually makes the room brighter and more spacious. Tulle of this color perfectly harmonizes with almost any shades, it is extremely unpretentious in care and washing and indicates good taste and accuracy of the owner. Regardless of the style in which the room is made, white tulle will perfectly complement any room.

For the style, the main characteristic of which is simplicity, elaborate and bright silks with intricate patterns are completely out of place. The ideal solution would be to use curtains on the floor, made on a white matte background, which would seem to be a continuation of the wall.

It is based on minimalism and philosophy of perception of the world by the Japanese - the desire for harmony and simplicity, renunciation of the hustle and bustle of the outside world. And these trends are reflected in the colors characteristic of the Japanese style - white, black and red.

Plain white curtains will be a good addition to the classic black and red curtains with silver, made in the Japanese style. In the afternoon in such a room it will be bright and sunny, and at night it will be possible to reign an atmosphere of coziness and solitude.

One of the most popular styles at the moment. The style is primarily functional, devoid of pretentiousness, therefore, the decor in the room will be extremely restrained and minimized. The constructivism is characterized by strict lines and shapes, space saving due to the built-in furniture in the walls, and, of course, the special role is given to the lighting of the room.Many designers prefer huge panoramic windows in the floor, which occupies almost the entire wall.

A style that allows you to plunge into the charm of nature, to create in the room a special atmosphere of home warmth and comfort. Naturalness - this is its main principle, the desire to transfer all the charm of suburban life in an apartment, located even in the very center of the metropolis.

This style has natural colors - green, brown, terracotta, sand. The colors of the fabrics used should be bright and cheerful, while dark colors should be avoided. Very appropriate in the kitchen, made in the style of Country, will look milky translucent curtains in tandem with curtains in the peas, reaching to the middle of the window or decorated with a border.

The style has the same features as the previous one, but is notable for its special romance and refinement.In contrast to the rustic country, Provence is more elegant, abundant in the interior of a variety of bright fabrics with floral patterns.

In this style of color should mean tenderness and softness, therefore cold white tulle is better to replace milk or ivory that will look much more spectacular and more atmospheric. As for the curtains suitable for it, the “cafe” short curtains will look equally appropriate, and cream or pale blue curtains with a floral pattern and pale gold with a fringe will reach the floor.

This style originated in the middle of the XVIII century and was used to create palace bedrooms, living rooms and dance halls. Rococo emphasizes the true magnificence of the room, its sophistication and sophistication. In modern interiors, it is not as theatrical and pompous as in the past, however, designers now, as before, strive to satisfy every whim of the imagination, not even trying to give it any rationality and functionality.

In this style, good lighting is very important, but more often artificial is preferred, while windows and curtains on them perform a purely decorative role. Few people can imagine Rococo without appropriate curtains and curtains, when creating an interior they are paid a lot of attention.

Light curtains are decorated with all sorts of ruffles, embroidery and guipure, soft muted colors are chosen for them, such as pink and white, pearl, beige and all shades of warm white. They are decorated with bright curtains made from expensive fabrics such as brocade, silk and satin, decorated with frills, plant, monogram and floral patterns.

Special attention is paid to the design of the children's room. Each parent takes care to create a room in which the child will be as comfortable and safe as possible. The illumination of the room is also incredibly important, as is the correct choice of curtains - they must pass enough sunlight and at the same time not be a dust collector. Tulle comes to the rescue again. Organza and veil do not collect much dust and are easily washable.

Since tulle is most often chosen as a supplement to curtains, it is best to take neutral white, which will suit any interior regardless of the gender of the child and his taste preferences.

Remembering the French masters, one can not say a few words about the use of this material in clothing. The peak of its popularity accounted for 2016, but this trend remains relevant until now.

Many definitely saw such a bold decision as tulle skirts. White and airy, they added to the image of lightness and some kind of reverie, and many liked it. The undoubted success was secured by the proposal of famous designers to wear tulle over clothing as capes, and just use it for decoration. It would seem that this is incompatible - a spring tweed coat and translucent tulle fabric on its floors, however, such things have found their place in the wardrobe of many fashionable women.