The presence of curtains in every home is important, the windows in every room need curtains to sweeten your home in addition to maintaining your privacy in your tiny house. Curtains also keep you and your family from too much sunlight entering your home so that you and your family still feel shady.

The selection of curtains in each house is of course adjusted to the shape of the window and its size. In addition, the type of material and the level of transparency are also important considerations before you choose the right color to decorate your home.

Broadly speaking, there are 3 levels of curtain material based on thin and thick. The three material levels are:

Vitrase

Vitrase material is a curtain material with the highest level of transparency. This type of material is a transparent material, so if you install it in the window of your tiny house, sunlight will still be able to penetrate into the house so that it gives a broad impression of your tiny house. In addition, vitrase cannot provide sufficient privacy for you and your family.

Vitrase is usually used in conjunction with a higher thickness material as a second layer.

Semi Blackout

Semi blackout materials are popular because of the type of material that has a sufficient level of thickness and still has a low level of transparency. The sun’s light will still penetrate the windows of your house but will not dazzle the vitrase type curtains. You will also get enough privacy by installing a product with semi-blackout material because it is not too see-through when viewed from outside the window.

The selection of semi-blackout curtains with colors that match the color of the walls makes a broad impression on your small house because it is not limited by the color differences that usually exist in the window.

Blackout

This last material is the thickest type of material and does not have transparency. The blackout material level is very suitable to be installed on the windows of your homeroom that require a high level of privacy such as a bedroom.

After getting to know the three levels of material, you should also pay attention to several other important things before deciding to choose and install each window in your home.