Macrame curtains return to homes

The world of decoration, like that of fashion, is constantly evolving. A fact that is not incompatible with the return of certain trends from past decades. Favored by the rise of ancient and traditional arts, the macrame curtains They have sneaked into our home again.

In the world of decoration there is a trend that invites us to return to the essence to the natural. At the same time, in the world of fashion, the eye is fixed on the senventies and bohemian aesthetics. The combination of both factors makes macramé curtains a great alternative to give a "modern" touch to our home.

«Knotted fabric more or less complicated, which resembles bobbin lace »This is how the RAE macramé defines, a very ancient art that was already worked by peoples such as the Persians and the Assyrians. Today many young people are giving this work a spin, creating original pieces that serve as flowerpots, tapestries or curtains.

Today, betting on macramé curtains to decorate our home is in fashion. In the catalogs of firms such as Anthropologie or Free People we have seen them decorating bedrooms and living rooms eclectic in character, in which wooden furniture, upholstered armchairs or ethnic bedspreads play a leading role.

Although work in natural tones is still the favorite, daring proposals have appeared on the scene combined with neon colors. It is, without a doubt, a way of reaching a young audience that seeks to color the room in a fun way.

Other uses for macrame curtains

Macrame curtains can also be used for separate environments, as I show you in the last image. At home they can be used to separate the bedroom from the dressing room, in the form of a door or screen. We can also use them in the form of a tapestry to dress the walls; the rooms are less cold and more welcoming.

Would you put some macramé curtains in your home? Do you like the style of the rooms shown in the pictures?