How to Put Curtains in a Corner Window

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Corner windows are windows that meet at a 90-degree angle or less, creating a sharp corner. They can be challenging to dress with curtains, as they require special rods or connectors to fit the shape of the window. However, they can also create a beautiful focal point in your room, as they allow plenty of natural light and offer a panoramic view. Here are some steps on how to put curtains in a corner window.

The best way to put curtains in a corner window is to use two single rods and an elbow connector or a corner curtain rod. You can also use a short rod and rosettes for arched corner windows. You can use different types of curtains depending on the type and size of your window. You can also use different methods of hanging depending on the type and size of your rods and connectors.

Use Two Single Rods and an Elbow Connector

The easiest way to put curtains in a corner window is to use two single rods and an elbow connector. This is a device that is designed to join two rods together at an angle. It usually involves unscrewing the finials or end caps from both rods and inserting the connector into the ends of the rods

To use two single rods and an elbow connector, you need two curtain rods of the same diameter, an elbow connector of the same diameter, curtains, brackets, screws, anchors, a tape measure, a pencil, a drill, and a screwdriver.

To use two single rods and an elbow connector, measure the width of each window and add some extra inches on each side depending on how wide you want your curtains to extend. Mark the position of the brackets on both sides of each window above or below the frame. Drill holes for the screws and insert anchors if needed. Attach the brackets with screws.
Unscrew the finials or end caps from both rods and set them aside. Insert one end of the connector into one end of one rod and twist it until it is secure. Insert the other end of the connector into one end of the other rod and twist it until it is secure.
Slide your curtains onto your rods through their eyelets, pockets, or tabs. Slide your rods through your brackets. Screw the finials or end caps back onto the rods.

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Use a Corner Curtain Rod

Another way to put curtains in a corner window is to use a corner curtain rod. This is a rod that is specially designed to fit corner windows. It usually comes in one piece or two pieces that can be adjusted to fit different angles²

To use a corner curtain rod, you need a corner curtain rod, curtains, brackets, screws, anchors, a tape measure, a pencil, a drill, and a screwdriver.

To use a one-piece corner curtain rod, measure the width of each window and add some extra inches on each side depending on how wide you want your curtains to extend. Mark the position of the brackets on both sides of each window above or below the frame. Drill holes for the screws and insert anchors if needed. Attach the brackets with screws.
Slide your curtains onto your rod through their eyelets, pockets, or tabs. Slide your rod through your brackets.
To use a two-piece corner curtain rod, measure the width of each window and add some extra inches on each side depending on how wide you want your curtains to extend. Mark the position of the brackets on both sides of each window above or below the frame. Drill holes for the screws and insert anchors if needed. Attach the brackets with screws.
Loosen the screws on both ends of the rod with a screwdriver and slide out the inner rod until it reaches the desired length. Insert one end of the inner rod into one end of one outer rod and tighten the screw with a screwdriver. Insert the other end of the inner rod into one end of the other outer rod and tighten the screw with a screwdriver.
Slide your curtains onto your rods through their eyelets, pockets, or tabs. Slide your rods through your brackets.

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Use a Short Rod and Rosettes for Arched Corner Windows

A third way to put curtains in a corner window is to use a short rod and rosettes for arched corner windows. These are windows that have a curved top edge that forms a corner. They can be difficult to dress with curtains, as they require special rods or connectors to fit the shape of the window. However, they can also create a charming and romantic look in your room, as they add a touch of elegance and whimsy³

To use a short rod and rosettes for arched corner windows, you need a short rod, two long curtains, and some rosettes for each window. You’ll place the curtains at the center top of the window and secure them on the sides where the arch forms a corner. There are rosettes on either side.

To use a short rod and rosettes for arched corner windows, you need a short rod, two long curtains, and some rosettes for each window, a tape measure, a pencil, a drill, screws, anchors, brackets, and a screwdriver.

To use a short rod and rosettes for arched corner windows, measure the width of each window and mark the center point on the top edge. Drill holes for the screws and insert anchors if needed. Attach the brackets with screws.
Slide your curtains onto your rod through their eyelets, pockets, or tabs. Slide your rod through your brackets.
Gather one curtain panel in your hand and pull it towards the side of the window where the arch forms a corner. Secure it with a rosette by looping the fabric over the rosette and letting it hang loosely. Repeat with the other curtain panel on the other side of the window.

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FAQs

How do I measure my windows for my rods and curtains?
- To measure your windows for your rods and curtains, use a tape measure to measure the width of each window from one end to the other.
How do I choose the right colors and fabrics for my blinds and curtains?
- To choose the right colors and fabrics for your blinds and curtains, you can either match them with your existing decor or create contrast for more drama. You can also use different textures and patterns for more interest and variety.
How do I adjust or remove my rods and curtains if I make a mistake?
- To adjust or remove your rods and curtains if you make a mistake, use a screwdriver to loosen or remove the screws that hold them in place. If you are using connectors, unscrew the finials or end caps from both rods and twist them off the connector.

Final Thoughts

Putting curtains in a corner window can be an easy and fun way to dress up your windows and add some style and personality to your room. You can use different types of rods and connectors depending on the type and size of your windows. You can also use different types of curtains depending on the type and size of your rods and connectors. With these steps on how to put curtains in a corner window, you can make your windows more beautiful and functional.

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