Wrought Iron Curtain Rods

Wrought Iron Curtain Rods spell Sophistication



Not all windows deserve the presence of wrought iron curtain rods. Only windows that want to make a sophisticated statement about the rest of the room fit nicely with drapes that are too classy for an ordinary rod.

Puddled, or extra long, silk drapes on an ornate ended wrought iron curtain rod is an example of exquisite design that sets off a room full of antiques, a den lined with wall-lined mahogany bookshelves or a formal living area.

Wrought Iron Curtain Rods

Custom made finials, or caps, come in very attractive choices and if you cannot find what you like, an ironworks designer can create what you need. Popular choices are Camelot, ball, iron pineapple and lemon drop and can usually be found in stores that carry wrought iron curtain rods. More detailed finials such as oak branch, grapevine, balboa and flora grande have a greater detail and not usually available without custom ordering.

Because one of the great benefits of wrought iron curtain rods is their ability to hold up excessive weight, black out and thermal drapes are another good choice for a room that you need to change from a wide-open view of the outdoors to privacy in the evening. Master bedrooms are an area where this scenario is perfect.

Hardware for your wrought iron curtain rods and heavy draperies also needs to be heavy duty to hold the material securely while opening and closing. Eyelet rings or plain curtain rings can usually be purchased that are a perfect match for your rods. There are also tab tops that require no hardware and hang securely on their own.

Mounts should not be forgotten about in the installation of your wrought iron curtain rods. These mounting brackets are made specifically for wrought iron for a stable balance to your rod. Also made of iron, there are double drapery mounts, end mounts, traditional and custom mounts to choose from depending on the area and style.

Curtain tiebacks come in an assortment of choices to further accentuate your window treatment with popular Mediterranean or a classic U shape for holding your draperies open with style. Another feature of wrought iron curtain rods is their ability to be sized and custom fit into bay windows or around corners where windows are flush with a corner.

Put all of these items together and you are looking at quite a bit of money but you don't want to skimp on a treasured room with draperies or matching rods and hardware. If you do not see what you are looking for, visit one of the many custom ironworkers who will work with you to create a unique design. Wrought iron is an old world classic that has never lost its appeal or distinction and a great way for you to present your room with grace and sophistication.






 

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