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Trailing vines form a natural valance when placed on a shelf or atop your upper cabinetry. If your window receives a substantial amount of sunlight, try potted succulents instead of ordinary green plants. A vase of cut flowers is a bonus beside the kitchen window.

6. Large Kitchen Window Ideas

Large kitchen windows let in a lot of natural light, but they create privacy concerns after sunset. A big picture window may need vertical blinds or long drapes. Huge windows may do best with between-glass blinds that you can open and close by remote control. These are expensive replacement windows, but they’re usually worth the cost.

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If your kitchen design includes both large and small windows, you don’t have to have matching window treatments on all of them. However, it’s wise to keep roughly the same color for visual continuity.

7. Modern Kitchen Window Ideas

Modern kitchen window treatment ideas should be useful but simple. Consider the new roller shade products that can be raised and lowered from the top or bottom. This allows you to easily adjust the lighting and privacy in your kitchen around the clock.

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If your modern kitchen has a monochromatic color scheme, layer a valance over a roman shade made of the same fabric. You can also layer curtains over a roller shade in the same color, or perhaps one step up or down on the color scale.