Window Treatment Hardware

With a neutral foundation of creamy walls and a sea grass rug, mustard yellow-and-red toile draperies offer a punch of color in this dining room. But it's the creative iron rods that add spice to the...

With a little imagination and some simple connectors, you can turn any piece of fabric into an attractive window covering without ever touching a needle. Here, grommets, slipped over wall hooks, produce a...

Beautifully designed metal clips, like these, add character to this simple curtain made from a piece of fabric. Look for old clips at flea markets and antique stores.

Use buttons to hang curtains you don't need to sew. Thread fine wire through buttons to connect loops of grosgrain ribbon to fabric.

Olive branches serve as tiebacks for the window treatments in this dining room.

A one-of-a-kind window treatment doesn't always involve an expensive trip to the seamstress. Take a ready-made curtain, and spice it up using ribbon and trim without any sewing. Choose trims that work with...

Large windows don't always need large treatments. And by "large", we mean complicated--those with many yards of fabric, layers of trim, and a hefty price tag. Especially when the window has strong...