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Can draperies be adapted to tropical climates without that “heavy” look?

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Can draperies be adapted to tropical climates without that “heavy” look?

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Most definitely. A tropical look is partially achieved by the use of lightweight, airy fabrics such as cotton scrims or mesh wovens. In addition, California Designs specializes in many colorwraps of fabulous tropical prints and companion plaids and stripes – all of which are a far cry from the “stuffy” northern look of heavy, formal layered drapery. Q: Is it possible to mix some drapery with other window treatments, such as blinds, and still achieve a fabulous tropical look? A: Many window treatment styles are decorative framing of the openings with “functional” treatments inside. Try wood blinds with a fabric valance or stationary side panels on a decorative wood pole. The result is a much lighter, tropical look, due to less fabric being used.

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