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You child’s dormitory room at college is the one place where he or she can display their personal taste – while observing all of the school’s rules and regulations, of course. Depending on the configuration of the room itself, each student’s portion of it may be the only form of personal space they have anywhere on campus. So it pays to make the most of that space. And using curtains can help to add a designer’s touch to the room while also carving out a sense of privacy. For some dormitory rooms, windows might be the only place where students are comfortable hanging drapes. These are the kinds of rooms which are spacious enough not to need any separation between roommates. Consider a set of Pattern Faux Silk Curtains as a way of dressing up an otherwise drab space. Or just a set of Sheer Curtains to filter the light during the day. Some students opt for Blackout Curtains as a way of helping them sleep during daylight hours – a real necessity during, say, finals week. If your student’s room is equipped with bunk beds, consider closing off the lower bunk with a set of curtains that are tailored to fit the space. This can also be a viable option if the room uses a top bunk that sits over a desk or reading area. Nothing like gaining one more level of privacy, especially when cramming for an important test or finishing up a key project. The room might also benefit from a set of curtains that hang in place of closet doors. This can be an effective way to add a splash of color to a room as well as slightly extend the storage space of the closet area. In the event that roommates wish to divide the space in half, a set of curtains could be hung from a wire that spans the length or width of the entire room. Dressing up such a divider with a small set of decorative lights (such as the small while lights so popular during the holidays) could add just enough of a playful sense to make the barrier seem more friendly than off-putting. For more information: http://www.halfpricedrapes.com/
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