Kitchen tier curtains are probably my favorite kitchen curtains. And for good reason because they are so simple and never look tacky. They also decorate your kitchen windows without obstructing all the sunlight. Mostly though I love how tier curtains look and especially when a valance is up on top. Kitchen tier curtains are also neat looking and not as sloppy as swag curtains. It is a matter of what you like and maybe they’ll seem out of place in a perennially messy kitchen. The styles and designs offered are also limitless, so you’ll never have to settle for something that you are not totally content with 100%.
If you’re thinking about kitchen tier curtains then also think about the curtain pole. It would look so much better if your had matching poles for the valance and tier curtains. I especially love wooden curtain poles because they make kitchen tier curtains look that much better. Every person certainly likes one style more than another and maybe these kinds of curtains are not adequate or appropriate for certain kitchens. I however have a modest but tidy kitchen and this style looks great for me. I alternate between plaid fabric for cooler months and lace fabric when the hot summers, having two sets of tier curtains and valances helps prolong their life. If you only have one set then between all the washing and other beatings they take from the weather then you can be sure that the colors will fade much quicker.
As far as I much I spent, well each set cost me about $20 and this is not considered a little bit of money, especially for kitchen curtain designs. You can often find decent brands for under ten dollars. So shop around wisely and choose a fabric and design you are comfortable with. You may also have to buy the tieback separately if you plan on tying back your tiers. It’s a nice way to change things up and on a bright sunny and breezy day tying the fabric back will be a good idea.
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