Whether you are an experienced holiday let owner or just joining the game, making your guests feel at home in an attractive and stylish environment will not only impress them, but have them excited to return. At Curtains & Fabrics, we understand that made-to-measure curtains and fabrics can transform a space, and one of the best ways to do this is by decorating your holiday let to reflect the changing seasons.
So where exactly do you start? We’re here to help…
Window Coverings
- Curtains – You can hang long curtains to frame the bay window. Place the curtain rod above the window to make the space feel taller. Light, sheer fabrics let in natural light, while thicker curtains offer more privacy.
- Blinds or Roman Shades – These give a neat, simple look. Fit them inside each window section to control light and privacy.
- Valances – A valance across the top adds a decorative touch without blocking too much of the window.
Seating Area
- Built-in Seat – A built-in bench with cushions can turn the bay window into a comfortable and beautiful reading nook or seating area. Add storage underneath for practicality, like an ottoman.
- Furniture – Place a small sofa, loveseat, or perhaps a couple of armchairs in the bay window. This creates a snug seating area. Alternatively, why not create a bespoke, hand-made seat by choosing one of our stylish fabrics.
- Daybed or Chaise – A daybed or chaise lounge in a bay window makes a great spot for relaxing.
Decorative Touches
- Cushions and Throws – Add cushions and throws to the seating for comfort and style. Mix different textures, colours, and patterns to create atmosphere.
- Rug – If the bay window extends into the room, put down a rug to define the area.
- Tables – Add a small side table or coffee table to make the space more functional for drinks, books, or a lamp.
Plants
- Indoor Plants – Place potted plants in or around the bay window. They’ll thrive in the natural light and add a fresh, green touch.
- Window Boxes – If the window overlooks a garden, window boxes filled with flowers or herbs can enhance the view.
Lighting
- Pendant Light or Chandelier – Hang a light fixture above the bay window to add a bit of elegance and draw attention to the area.
- Lamps – If you need more light, add a table lamp on a side table or a floor lamp in the corner.
Artwork and Decor
- Wall Art – If there’s space between the window sections, consider hanging pictures or mirrors to reflect light.
- Decorative Items – You can place small items like candles, vases, or ornaments on the windowsill to personalise the space.
By thinking about what type of area you want the bay window to be, you can create a great space that works well in your home. For all your curtains, fabrics, or soft furnishing needs we can come and visit you, measure up, discuss your options, and help you choose the style that’s right for you.
Contact us today at…
01460 75072
7 East Street, Crewkerne, TA18 7AB
