It would be nice to have a
separation and a design element in your dining area without losing the light. I
have noticed many ideas being shared in many blog sites showing dividing Living
and Dining spaces using a commercial-grade chain-link "curtain" which
allows light to pass through, yet defines each area to add intimacy. There is always more fabric and traditional drapery than
contemporary design. The moldable metal and clean line drapery has always been
designer forte. Different textures, 3 dimensional systems and woven metal
fabrics have fueled the imagination of architects, designers and other creative
people around the world.
I love metal curtains as room
divider with a contemporary look. Chain drapery is another ideal form of
curtain substitution.
Curtain wall, chain mill curtain,
bead curtain, metal curtain, beaded curtain and metal drapery are all great for
modern simple design. Try building a soffit to create separation of the space.
Add beaded curtain or chain link from soffit to make the large room 3
dimensional with clean lines.
Other ideas include blending
from outside to inside with the stainless steel chain drapery.
Cover the kitchen palate or
a storage wall with contrasting material such as metal fabric.
I have purchased my coil drapery after
researching for the best pricing and a good customer service. Many domestic companies and chin website
such as cascade and shimmer screen offers good quality drapery but I did my
purchase from globaltrendsbuildingsupply.com which had the shortest leading
time and lowest pricing which was more favorable to my budget. Another great advantage for this company was
the fact all their draperies come assembled and ready to be mounted to the
ceiling. Since I got the best service I
decided to share my knowledge via my blog. I am excited to have my contractor
to mount the brackets and hang the drapery but my new construction is not finished.
In my next blog I will post my pictures to share with others.
Coil mesh, beaded chain, sequin fabric and ready
to go systems for partition wall and dividers to plan a project.
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