materials. 1st, 1" mdf is very heavy (even light weight mdf, which they make) vs poplar is solid wood, light weight but will want to move more than mdf which is very stable. I think your design may dictate the best material for the job.
I'm planning on using either MDF or poplar, both 1" thick. The panels
will be 1"x12"x72", and there will be four (three joints total). Thanks so much for your help! :)
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to the 1/4" break rule, but going all the way to the floor seems like a lot of drapery.
Our wall color is a butter cream yellow with moss green and plum upholstery in a contemporary setting. We like color. Can you suggest possibilities of drapery colors and length to complete our room's look? Thanks
about 1/4" from the floor because over time the weave of the fabric will loosen a bit and the drapes will have a little extra room to touch the floor. As for drapery color, I'd bring in a neutral (a tone up or down from the buttercream wall color perhaps) for the main body of the drapery and then band
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