Many of these rustic window treatment ideas can even be made yourself.

Stripes can be vertical or horizontal (like in the Better Homes & Gardens Textured Strip Curtain).

Ared side table and crimson accessoriesenliven the black-and-white color scheme.

Kitchen with wooden floors and white tile

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Natural Woven Shades

Introduce natural texture to your windows withwoven shades.

Here, the rustic window treatments tie in with thewarm wood tones of the flooringand mantel.

Various rugged and plush textures appear throughout the space for added visual interest.

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The shutters match thesalvaged pedimentmounted above the window.

Rustic Kitchen Windows

Reinforce thecountry style of your kitchenwith simple DIY rustic window treatments.

Choosetea towelsor hemmed fabric in your desired color and pattern, then mount on a rod using curtain clips.

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Here, gray-and-white striped fabric forms cafe-style curtains above the sink.

Barn Door Shutters

Floor-to-ceilingbarn door shuttersare the ultimate in rustic window treatments.

Keeping the color scheme light prevents the oversized shutters from weighing down the space.

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Gingham Farmhouse Kitchen Curtains

Gingham has evolved way past the red-and-white of picnic tables.

This belovedcheckered patternis now popping up in an array of colors that make stylish rustic window treatments.

Rustic Wood Valance

Sometimes, the best curtains areno curtains at all.

Blue armchair in corner with white barn door shutters

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A long wood plank forms a valance in thisindustrial kitchenfor a unique touch.

you might easily craft this inexpensive DIY rustic window treatment with a few nails and pieces of wood.

Usereclaimed or distressed boardsto get the farmhouse look.

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Use them as cabin curtains or bring country style to yourliving room.

For a cohesive look, repeat the pattern elsewhere in the space.

For example, try it on a throw pillow or upholstered cushion like on this traditional cane back chair.

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Woven Roman Shades

Choose simple woven fabrics for a rustic window treatment with a modern feel.

Look forRoman shadesmade of natural fibers, such as jute, sisal, or bamboo.

Rustic Burlap Curtains

Burlap curtains offer an easy farmhouse kitchen curtain idea.

Cane back chair with navy plaid drapes on window

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Make your own out of plain burlap fabric, or use printed grain, coffee, or feed sacks.

An apron-front sink and a collection of antique scales in thiscountry kitchencomplete the charming vignette.

White Linen Curtains

Opt for gauzylinen curtainsfor a simple window treatment with a big impact.

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Floor-length rustic window treatments give the windows in thiscottage bedroomplenty of elegance and drama.

Iron curtain rods and tiebacks echo the wrought-iron bed frame and furniture hardware for an added decorative touch.

Traditional white linens repeat on the sheets and ruffled bed skirt, while burlap pillows introduce textural contrast.

burlap curtains above apron front farmhouse sink in kitchen

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Get the look in your kitchen for less with a few boards and vintage-style iron or brass hardware.

Choose the paint orstain colorto match your existing color scheme for a cohesive look.

Burlap cushions, shiplap walls, and a brass chandelier make this dining nook perfect for ahearty homestyle meal.

Country style bedroom with burlap pillows white curtains

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Leaded Glass Window

When considering rustic window treatments, think about the windows themselves.

Here, a pair of leaded-glass windows, subway tile, and a farmhouse sinkharken back to the 1920s.

Using modern fixtures and cabinets keeps the kitchen from feeling dated.

farmhouse shutters on kitchen window above sink

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Search for reclaimed leaded glass on resale sites or atantique stores.

Be sure to consult with a professional if you plan to install a delicate antique.

Choose a window treatment with a bold color that can be repeated as an accent.

cafe curtains above kitchen booth

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Here, pops of red are reflected in a vase, cookware, and cookbooks in thistransitional kitchen.

Rustic Shutters

This eclectic California living room proves rustic decor can get along with other styles.

For a retro diner look, use traditional prints like gingham.

leaded glass windows over farmhouse sink in kitchen

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For a contemporary take on cafe curtains, pair this rustic window treatment with modern appliances and cabinetry.

Striped Loop Curtains

Contrast is key to keeping dark wood from weighing down a space.

Instead, each element stands out.

transitional style kitchen with floral roman shade subway tile

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Contrast also works to highlight both of the window treatments.

Here, horizontally lined woven shades are placed behind vertically striped loop curtains in muted pastels.

Bold Striped Curtains

Striped curtains are timelessand flexible enough to suit a variety of styles.

Living room with oriental rug and blue shutters

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Choose an oversized pattern and colors matching your decor to keep the print up-to-date.

If yourfarmhouse or country interiorsare nautical, go with classic white and red or navy stripes.

Nautical striped curtains would also work well at a summer cabin or beach house.

classic yellow cafe curtains in kitchen with subway tile wall

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Rustic Cottage Shutters

Cottage shutterswork great in bathrooms thanks to the privacy they can provide.

A wood valance tops this pair painted to match the rest of the room.

Lace Balloon Shade

Embrace shabby chic style with a ruffled lace balloon shade.

striped loop curtains in farmhouse style kitchen

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Dainty and classic, sheer lace makes a delicate kitchen orbathroom window treatment.

You might be lucky enough to find a vintage lace curtain at a resale shop.

However, new versions are readily available (and inexpensive) at home goods stores.

floor-length striped curtains in colorful living room

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Rustic and Farmhouse Design Ideas

rustic cottage wood shutters above bath tub

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lace london shade in window with flower vases

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