Home Kitchen Design 15 Kitchen Curtain Ideas To Add Texture And Style To Your Space Create a cozy kitchen with these curtain ideas. By Abby Fribush Abby Fribush Abby Fribush is the Editorial Fellow at Southern Living and joined the team in 2023. She is a writer and editor with almost 5 years of experience in lifestyle content for local and international magazines. Southern Living's editorial guidelines Published on February 7, 2024 Close Photo: Photo: Hector Sanchez When it comes to Southern decorating, it's the little details that make a space come together. In the kitchen, that means framing your windows with curtains full of personality, texture, and style. The right kitchen curtain lets in just the right amount of light to brighten your cooking space while complementing your countertops, cabinets, and overall aesthetic. Consider the types of curtains that work well in a kitchen, from charming café curtains and Roman shades to shutters and blinds, as well as the best material for your space, like bamboo, linen, cotton, or wood. Have fun with structure, like pleating, or prioritize privacy with full coverage. No matter how soft or bold of a look you're going for, these kitchen curtain ideas are sure to inspire an easy but impactful kitchen makeover. 01 of 15 Let in the Light Brie Williams Natural light is a blessing in the kitchen, so don't let any of it go to waste. This kitchen incorporates bamboo blinds to allow the natural light to filter in while still allowing for some privacy. 02 of 15 Match Cabinet Colors Hector Manuel Sanchez; Styling: Kathleen Varner Adding pops of color into the kitchen is a welcome design choice, and that doesn't have to stick with just the cabinets. Keep the palette throughout the space by matching the kitchen curtain and cabinet color like in this playful kitchen. 03 of 15 Go for Length David Tsay; Styling: Page Mullins If your kitchen has two windows close together, consider adding one long curtain over each instead of two individual ones. This historic Atlanta home features a kitchen with a long green curtains that makes for a no-fuss, well-crafted look. 04 of 15 Add Color Alison Gootee; Styling: Matthew Gleason With white walls and cabinetry, there is plenty of room to play around with accent colors and statement decor. In this kitchen, a bold green curtain wows among the simple color palette and highlights the rest of the colorful decor. 05 of 15 Tie in Existing Colors Photo: Laurey W. Glenn Kitchens with a neutral color palette not only make the space look clean, they also make for easy decorating. This kitchen has a curtain that ties in the colors from the white cabinetry and gray-brown appliances to give a professional look to the room. 06 of 15 Add Soft Edges Laurey W. Glenn Add some interest to your kitchen with Roman shades. This kitchen has two white curtains on the window with a curved end to add new geometry and a charming look to the space. 07 of 15 Work with Stripes Marta Xochilt Perez; Styling: Jenny O'Connor Stripes add a charming, farmhouse-inspired accent to any home, and they can be the perfect hint of pattern in the kitchen. In this charming Texas home, the kitchen has a muted striped curtain that draws the eye up and complements the backsplash. 08 of 15 Match the Window and Door Alison Gootee; Styling: Elizabeth Demos If your kitchen has a glass door in it, coordinating curtains with the window is a great way to create some cohesion. This historic Savannah home has a kitchen with curtains on the door and window that are the same material to tie the space together seamlessly. 09 of 15 Use an Accent Border Hector Manuel Sanchez; Styling: Buffy Hargett Miller With a bold accent wall in the kitchen, tying all of the decorative elements together are important in making sure the space looks clean and uncluttered. This colonial home features a kitchen with a bright blue tile, and the kitchen curtains have a pop of blue in them to create cohesion. 10 of 15 Blend with the Walls LAUREY W. GLENN; STYLING: MATTHEW GLEASON For a barely-there look, match your kitchen curtains with the paint color of your wall. This kitchen has cream curtains that blend into the wall for a very clean, pleasing look. 11 of 15 Coordinate with Cabinets Photo: Hector Sanchez Green has slowly become a popular color in kitchens, and we love the brightness and freshness it brings to the space. This kitchen features a deep, dark green color on the cabinetry, and the small curtain with a lighter green color helps break up the sameness by adding a new shade. 12 of 15 Match a Skirted Sink Laurey W. Glenn; Styling: Lizzie Cox In case you haven't heard, skirted sinks are back. This adorable South Carolina cottage features a retro-inspired kitchen with a skirted sinks that matches the curtain on the window to emphasize the vintage look. 13 of 15 Add Texture to Neutrals Hector Manuel Sanchez; Styling: Buffy Hargett Miller To keep a neutral color palette from feeling flat, adding texture throughout the space is a great option. This Florida home added rattan-inspired curtains to the windows that coordinate with the stools for a cozy and fresh look. 14 of 15 Choose a Charming Pattern Laurey W. Glenn; Styling: Lizzie Cullen Cox A cozy, European style kitchen will never go out of style, and adding charming patterns throughout the space can really nail the look down. This dreamy North Carolina mountain home features a kitchen with a ditsy floral print on the curtain and stools. 15 of 15 Add Floral Flair Photo: Erica George Dines Southerners love a floral print, and throwing it in the kitchen adds a bit of freshness to the space. This kitchen uses a striking floral print on curtains and throw pillows to create a welcoming environment and add some visual interest. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit