Today, tulle mesh has gained great popularity on the market among the many decorative window curtains made of fabric materials. It can be made from various threads – the range is very wide, these are cotton, linen, silk, lavsan, nylon, etc. Often the composition of tulle includes two types, this makes it possible to make beautiful weaves and the service life is significantly increased.
Types of tulle as mesh material
- Veil – it is light and airy. The most popular is white, but there are about ten colors. The veil comes with a pattern, lace inserts, a printed pattern, or a simple no-frills one. It is easy to combine with any curtains.
- Kiseya – very durable, made of nylon with nylon. It is without a pattern; colored ones are more often used. Suitable for the interior of an office, home or apartment.
- Organza – has the widest selection. This mesh tulle can be embroidered, smooth, boucle, applique, colored or plain. It will give any room a respectable and sophisticated look.
Tulle mesh is used in the interior of almost all rooms: living room, kitchen, children’s room, bedroom. For example, in a bedroom or nursery, a large mesh looks good; it is used with thick curtains and gives warmth and comfort. In the kitchen there is strong muslin – in the form of a short, neat curtain. For the living room, tulle with embroidery will look elegant.
It fits perfectly into different styles – from eco-style, country interior to rich empire style, art deco. In a minimalist style, the tulle mesh can be used on its own without side curtains.
One trendy new idea is to use thin tulle on top of a thicker fabric. In addition, the use of tulle mesh with fabric roller blinds and Roman blinds has become widespread; this gives the interior an unusual stylish look.
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