Main Colors: Beige

10″ Tassel – 32″ Spread

Rope Width – 0.5″+

A curtain tie-back is a decorative window treatment which accompanies a cloth curtain.

Perfect to hold back curtains when you want the sunlight to shine in, this opulent accent creates a unique drape on your windows.

Main Colors: White

10″ Tassel – 32″ Spread

Rope Width – 0.5″+

A curtain tie-back is a decorative window treatment which accompanies a cloth curtain.

Perfect to hold back curtains when you want the sunlight to shine in, this opulent accent creates a unique drape on your windows.

Main Colors: Green

10″ Tassel – 32″ Spread

Rope Width – 0.5″+

A curtain tie-back is a decorative window treatment which accompanies a cloth curtain.

Perfect to hold back curtains when you want the sunlight to shine in, this opulent accent creates a unique drape on your windows.

Main Colors: Wine

10″ Tassel – 32″ Spread

Rope Width – 0.5″+

A curtain tie-back is a decorative window treatment which accompanies a cloth curtain.

Perfect to hold back curtains when you want the sunlight to shine in, this opulent accent creates a unique drape on your windows.

Main Colors: Brown

10″ Tassel – 32″ Spread

Rope Width – 0.5″+

A curtain tie-back is a decorative window treatment which accompanies a cloth curtain.

Perfect to hold back curtains when you want the sunlight to shine in, this opulent accent creates a unique drape on your windows.

Main Colors: Dark Brown

10″ Tassel – 32″ Spread

Rope Width – 0.5″

Rope Length – 14″ each

A curtain tie-back is a decorative window treatment which accompanies a cloth curtain.

Perfect to hold back curtains when you want the sunlight to shine in, this opulent accent creates a unique drape on your windows.

These elaborate silky finish drapery tiebacks will make a dramatic finishing touch to any room.

Gather the curtain loosely and wrap the loop-end of the tieback around it one way and the tassel-end around it the other way. Slip the tieback loop over the tassel, arranging it to rest just at the top of the tassel. Adjust the curtain and the tassel and do the same for the other curtain.

Install two inches (19 mm) cup hooks to hold your curtain tiebacks. You will need one hook for each side of your curtains. These hooks usually screw into the wall easily.

Curtain tiebacks help you control the amount of light in your room. Generally, tiebacks should hang one-third of the way up from the bottom of the curtain. For example, if your curtain is 84 inches long, you would place the tieback about 28 inches from the bottom.

There’s no hard-and-fast rule, but I have found that roughly 85 to 90 cm (33 to 35 inches) from the floor is the perfect height for tie–backs. Something to keep in mind: if you want a more tailored look, you may want to place your tie–backs slightly higher to reduce the swag effect.

In most cases, you’ll need to use a tie back with grommet curtains. Measure to be sure you install this at the same height on each side of the window frame.

Main Colors: Off White

10? Tassel ? 32? Spread

Rope Width ? 0.5?

Rope Length – 14″?each

A?curtain?tie-back is a decorative window treatment which accompanies a cloth?curtain.

Perfect to hold back curtains when you want the sunlight to shine in, this opulent accent creates a unique drape on your windows.

These elaborate silky finish drapery tiebacks will make a dramatic finishing touch to any room.

Gather the?curtain?loosely and wrap the loop-end of the?tieback?around it one way and the?tassel-end around it the other way. Slip the?tieback?loop over the?tassel, arranging it to rest just at the top of the?tassel. Adjust the?curtain?and the?tassel?and do the same for the other?curtain.

Install two inches (19 mm) cup hooks to?hold?your?curtain?tiebacks. You will need one hook for each side of your?curtains. These hooks usually screw into the wall easily.

Curtain tiebacks?help you control the amount of light in your room. Generally,?tiebacks should?hang one-third of the way up from the bottom of the?curtain. For example, if your?curtain?is 84 inches long, you would place the tieback about 28 inches from the bottom.

There?s no hard-and-fast rule, but I have found that roughly 85 to 90 cm (33 to 35 inches) from the floor is the perfect?height?for?tie?backs. Something to keep in mind: if you want a more tailored look, you may want to place your?tie?backs?slightly?higher?to reduce the swag effect.

In most cases, you?ll need to use a?tie back?with?grommet curtains. Measure to be sure you install this at the same height on each side of the window frame.

Main Colors: Off White

10″ Tassel – 32″ Spread

Rope Width – 0.5″

Rope Length – 14″ each

A curtain tie-back is a decorative window treatment which accompanies a cloth curtain.

Perfect to hold back curtains when you want the sunlight to shine in, this opulent accent creates a unique drape on your windows.

These elaborate silky finish drapery tiebacks will make a dramatic finishing touch to any room.

Gather the curtain loosely and wrap the loop-end of the tieback around it one way and the tassel-end around it the other way. Slip the tieback loop over the tassel, arranging it to rest just at the top of the tassel. Adjust the curtain and the tassel and do the same for the other curtain.

Install two inches (19 mm) cup hooks to hold your curtain tiebacks. You will need one hook for each side of your curtains. These hooks usually screw into the wall easily.

Curtain tiebacks help you control the amount of light in your room. Generally, tiebacks should hang one-third of the way up from the bottom of the curtain. For example, if your curtain is 84 inches long, you would place the tieback about 28 inches from the bottom.

There’s no hard-and-fast rule, but I have found that roughly 85 to 90 cm (33 to 35 inches) from the floor is the perfect height for tie–backs. Something to keep in mind: if you want a more tailored look, you may want to place your tie–backs slightly higher to reduce the swag effect.

In most cases, you’ll need to use a tie back with grommet curtains. Measure to be sure you install this at the same height on each side of the window frame.

Main Colors:Red – Champagne

10″ Tassel – 32″ Spread

Rope Width – 0.5″

Rope Length – 14″ each

A curtain tie-back is a decorative window treatment which accompanies a cloth curtain.

Perfect to hold back curtains when you want the sunlight to shine in, this opulent accent creates a unique drape on your windows.

These elaborate silky finish drapery tiebacks will make a dramatic finishing touch to any room.

Gather the curtain loosely and wrap the loop-end of the tieback around it one way and the tassel-end around it the other way. Slip the tieback loop over the tassel, arranging it to rest just at the top of the tassel. Adjust the curtain and the tassel and do the same for the other curtain.

Install two inches (19 mm) cup hooks to hold your curtain tiebacks. You will need one hook for each side of your curtains. These hooks usually screw into the wall easily.

Curtain tiebacks help you control the amount of light in your room. Generally, tiebacks should hang one-third of the way up from the bottom of the curtain. For example, if your curtain is 84 inches long, you would place the tieback about 28 inches from the bottom.

There’s no hard-and-fast rule, but I have found that roughly 85 to 90 cm (33 to 35 inches) from the floor is the perfect height for tie–backs. Something to keep in mind: if you want a more tailored look, you may want to place your tie–backs slightly higher to reduce the swag effect.

In most cases, you’ll need to use a tie back with grommet curtains. Measure to be sure you install this at the same height on each side of the window frame.

Main Colors:Red – Champagne

10? Tassel ? 32? Spread

Rope Width ? 0.5?

Rope Length – 14″?each

A?curtain?tie-back is a decorative window treatment which accompanies a cloth?curtain.

Perfect to hold back curtains when you want the sunlight to shine in, this opulent accent creates a unique drape on your windows.

These elaborate silky finish drapery tiebacks will make a dramatic finishing touch to any room.

Gather the?curtain?loosely and wrap the loop-end of the?tieback?around it one way and the?tassel-end around it the other way. Slip the?tieback?loop over the?tassel, arranging it to rest just at the top of the?tassel. Adjust the?curtain?and the?tassel?and do the same for the other?curtain.

Install two inches (19 mm) cup hooks to?hold?your?curtain?tiebacks. You will need one hook for each side of your?curtains. These hooks usually screw into the wall easily.

Curtain tiebacks?help you control the amount of light in your room. Generally,?tiebacks should?hang one-third of the way up from the bottom of the?curtain. For example, if your?curtain?is 84 inches long, you would place the tieback about 28 inches from the bottom.

There?s no hard-and-fast rule, but I have found that roughly 85 to 90 cm (33 to 35 inches) from the floor is the perfect?height?for?tie?backs. Something to keep in mind: if you want a more tailored look, you may want to place your?tie?backs?slightly?higher?to reduce the swag effect.

In most cases, you?ll need to use a?tie back?with?grommet curtains. Measure to be sure you install this at the same height on each side of the window frame.