Curtains feature lightweight and unlined fabrics and have window-length or below-sill measurements. Drapes, on the other hand, are made with heavier fabrics and are lined as well. Moreover, they always tend to touch the floor or pool over it for high coverage and privacy.

In this regard, you need to look for colors, prints, and patterns that go well with your home decor. You can also prioritize the wall color of your room for choosing them. Moreover, they can be the same as the upholstery and fabrications in the room like lamp shades.

Of course, blinds and curtains can be paired for window treatments. Such an approach offers plenty of benefits such as higher privacy protection, improved comfort, better energy efficiency, effective light control and maximum noise reduction in addition to many aesthetic possibilities.

Yes, you can use blinds or curtains in bathrooms but you need to ensure getting materials that can withstand all the humidity and exposure to spills and splashes. The best choices in this regard are vinyl, canvas, and sunbrella (for curtains) and faux wood and aluminum (for blinds).

Yes, these window treatments can significantly help with retaining internal heat and also with the blocking of external cold air to maintain warm interiors. This way, they improve the working of air conditioners and also minimize their need over time, leading to reduced energy expenses.