When it comes to decorating at home, cornices are even as important an element as the curtain fabric. Curtain rods are available in a variety of modern, sleek and sleek styles and colors with decorative patterns and buttons that blend in to highlight a variety of furniture and interior decorations. The most versatile is the corner curtain rod.

The first problem that you have to try to solve, and therefore the most important thing when hanging curtains or creating poles, is to make sure you are building the right dimensions. You should live the dimension of the windows and allow many more inches on both sides. Curtain rods are made of different materials as well as PVC, steel, Al or wood. You get different ornaments and decorative buttons that you can attach to the ends of the pole. You can purchase them at local hardware stores or at major hardware stores like Home Depot and Lowes.

Regardless of whether you decide to design your new cornices as a home-made project or to choose from the various designs available on the market, it is important to know what kind of cornices fits your interior design.

1. Called restaurant bar and used with or without rings. These are typically used for hand-drawn curtains or curtains with tie tabs and are available in many different styles.
2. Corner curtain pole is mainly used for corner and bay windows, as the corner connectors make them suitable for this type of window.
3. Wing bars are typically used for stretched curtains on doors to keep the curtains closer to the glass surface. They adhere to every tip and to the ground.
4. Slim curtain poles are generally used wherever the curtain fabric is incredibly transparent. Choosing a bar that is obvious or semitransparent can be a smart plan for this.

First and foremost, decide whether you want to mount the curtain rod to the frame or to the wall. It is assumed that the frames are always made of oak or other high quality woods and you do not have to drill them. Gypsum or plasterboard walls are terribly easy to mend if you change the interior design later. To determine the correct position, the pole must be fixed to the wall with a long joiner above the pole to ensure that you have reached the pole level. (Much of a two-person task!) Additionally, mark the position of the brackets on the wall or frame with a pencil. Once you have done this, you will need to have the curtains mounted on the pole, if you have questions about how they look or how long they hang.