Tommy Bahama Window Treatments

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Updated 12/04/2021

Tommy Bahama symbolizes all that's great about the beauty of the islands. From his collection of Hawaiian shirts to his furniture decorated with etched palm fronds, if you are a big fan of the seashore and love the smell of the salt and the sound of the waves, then having some Tommy Bahama window treatments will be right up your alley. Take a look at this collection for all the details.

Buying Guide

What room decor will match Tommy Bahama window treatments?

Tommy Bahama window treatments allow homeowners in any part of the world to pursue a tropical island vibe in the comfort of their own homes! These types of window treatments tend to have a solid background, with a green-yellow pattern of leaves in the foreground.

To match your Tommy Bahama treatments, you’ll want to match the background color to the main color in the rest of your room. Then, you should consider adding other island-themed decor to the rest of your space: coconuts, seashells, other vintage marine fabrics, and more! However, you also don’t want your space to get too busy. Consider cutting back on all the decorations to make sure your Tommy Bahama window treatments can shine.

What are the best window treatments for bedrooms?

The best will regulate your room temperature and add much-needed privacy to your bedroom. When it comes to deciding between curtains, drapes, blinds, and shutters, among other options, your personal style and interior decor will play a huge role in your decision.

Curtains are one of the most lightweight fabric options out there and typically hang from a rod. The best part is that you can choose a pair or two that look traditional or one that looks modern to suit your sense of style and bedroom theme. Choose Tommy Bahama Window Treatments if you are after tropical vibe for your bedroom.

Drapes are similar to curtains but a lot heavier. They are also available in a range of colors, and for those who have trouble sleeping because of too much light, blackout drapes work wonders.

Sheers are lightweight and more or less transparent, so they don't block out sunlight and don't do much for privacy either. This is why they are typically layered over a shade or blind. Shades are a common window treatment and can be seen throughout the house. These options are available in a range of materials and styles like bamboo, roman, cellular, pleated, motorized, balloon, roller, and solar.

Blinds are perhaps the simplest and most modern alternative for window treatments. Constructed from hardier materials like wood, vinyl, and metal, they are designed to last for years and are very convenient to use.

Shutters are an older style of window treatment but still fit in with a modern bedroom and gives the appearance of a coastal theme.