Tulle is a lightweight fabric, usually transparent, which has a mesh, smooth or patterned structure. He plays a huge role in decorating the hall, because it gives the room a sense of completeness and can properly emphasize the window opening. From its quality and structure depends the intensity of light, which will enter the room.
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How to choose a tulle for a hall?
Choosing tulle, you need to remember that he must approach the interior of the living room by such criteria as color, style and length. Before you hang it, you should decide which place it will occupy in the overall structure of the room. For example, it can be the most important accent in the hall, or vice versa only as a background that should not attract excessive attention.
Tulle in no case should not fall out of the general, characteristic of the entire living room style. If the room is not decorated in a certain style, then you should give preference to the product in pastel colors. If for the decoration of the window opening not one kind of fabric is used but their combination, then one type of tulle should be bright, the others only supplement it. Very important shades and tones: it is appropriate to either contrast between them, or the choice of shades of the same color.
Useful advice: tulle of light tones are able to visually enlarge the living room, while dark contrasts are reduced. If the hall is very small, you can refuse such an element of design altogether, replacing it with blinds or rollers.
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Types of tulle
The design of the tulle for the hall is very diverse. If there are no special preferences, it is best to use the classical version - a usual transparent fabric. For a more interesting decoration, a tulle-veil, which has a rich look, is suitable.
Beautifully framed window tulle on the eyelets, this is one of the best design solutions in the hall. Such tulle forms even folds, which fall beautifully. For the living room in the Art Nouveau style it is better to choose eyelets from metal, for a hall in the country style - from wood. With the help of the lavatory design, the fabric is easily removed to the side, without shrinking or losing shape, so this is the best option for tyuli in a hall with a balcony.
For living rooms in the classical style , which also do not have problems with access to the sun, you can choose a non-standard version of the window. It is a tulle with a lambrequin for a hall, which is a multi-layered ball of fabric, forming into a variety of beautiful folds at the top of the tulle.
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