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is open. The draperies and curtains may be hung on the case-i ment for the window that opens out.
4. For French or glass panel doors. . . use the same type of materials used in glass a.rtains in the living room, gathered on a small rod at the top and bottom* of the door. A heading is used at the top and bottom of the curtain.
5. Arched windows are hardest to curtain. Curved rods must be made to order.
6. Side lights, transoms and fanlights should be curtained to carry out the same scheme used on the door . . . thin curtains shirred on small rods at the top and bottom of the door.
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