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15 tricks interior designers use to make windows look bigger
We are well aware of the effect that light can have on a room. The more light flowing in, the more open and spacious a room feels. So it makes sense to really maximize any natural light coming into a room by making windows look bigger. 

1. ELONGATE A WINDOW WITH FLOOR LENGTH CURTAINS
We always recommend taking drapes down to the floor (if it's practical for the space) no matter what size room you are decorating. There's just something so awkward-looking about a curtain that comes to a sudden end as the window frame does.

2. EXTEND A CURTAIN POLE BEYOND THE WINDOW

This is such a simple idea for making windows look bigger. Rather than have your drapes floating around the edges of your windows, sapping that all-important light, get them out of the way by extending your curtain pole beyond the frame.

3. TAKE DRAPES RIGHT UP TO THE CEILING
In a room that's lacking in height, the position of your window treatments can make a huge difference in creating the illusion of loftier proportions.

5. USE A SINGLE CURTAIN ROD FOR MULTIPLE WINDOWS
In a smaller room, where windows are likely to be closer together, don't crowd that space with lots of fabric. Instead, run a single curtain pole along the top of all the windows and just have two drapes on either side.

6. FOR SMALLER WINDOWS STICK TO BLINDS INSTEAD OF DRAPES
Even though we love the soft, luxurious look of drapes, if a window really is too tiny to handle all that fabric, window blind ideas can be a more practical solution.

7. USE PATTERNS TO MAKE A WINDOW LOOK BIGGER
Pattern can often have just as much of an effect as positioning when it comes to making windows look larger. The print of your window treatments, and what's going on on the walls around them can really help to create the illusion.

8. POSITION BLINDS ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE WINDOW FRAME
Where possible, we prefer to sit blinds on the outside of the trim as it has the effect of making the window look bigger and also allows a larger pop of fabric – which in this case was a friendly pop of red and white ticking stripe.

9. HANG DRAPES ON JUST ONE SIDE OF THE WINDOW
Anyone with an eye for design is a bit obsessed with symmetry, and the thought of having a single drape at one side of a window, may throw you off balance. But just look at it used here in this living room designe.

10. CONSIDER THE PROPORTIONS IN THE REST OF THE ROOM
Making windows look bigger is probably more a product of relative furniture size and placement, and fixture placement (ie, shelves, sconces, or cupboard heights) and just needs to be experimented with.

11. DISGUISE SMALLER PROPORTIONS WITH A VALANCE
Mounting a valance or a pelmet above a window, rather than intruding on the frame, will add instant height to a window. Much like taking the curtain pole higher, or the drapes further out, it will change the proportions of the window, suggesting that the window continues underneath the pelmet.


12. PAINT WINDOW FRAMES TO MATCH THE WALLS
Often what can make a small window look even smaller is that it stands out among the rest of the walls – its proportions are perfectly obvious, framed against a contrasting color.

13. AND BLEND IN WINDOW TREATMENTS TOO
A similar technique is to match your window treatments to the walls so all the lines and dimensions are blurred into one. Color drenching is not only a growing interior design trend but it's a great hack for making small spaces look larger as it blurs the edges of rooms, tricking the eye and creating the illusion of more space.


14. ENHANCE LIGHT WITH A DARKER SURROUND
This technique goes against every natural design instinct. We constantly preach that lighter colors enhance natural light, they make smaller spaces look bigger and brighter. But this kitchen window idea proves that sometimes ignoring the rules pays off.


15. OPT FOR SUBTLE AND SLEEK HARDWARE
When making a small window look larger, you often want to avoid adding too much visual bulk. Just keep things simple and fuss-free. And that goes for the hardware as well as your window treatment.
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