The best curtain rod for this would be our round rod, in a smaller size, such as 1/2" or 3/4". Any of our brackets would work for hanging and you could even finish it off with finials. Don't forget that you can order all of this in any of our 18 finishes.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
New use for curtain rods, idea #2
Here's another fun use of a curtain rod. These tiles are from SDG Artistry. You can hang this on any wall that needs a little art.

The best curtain rod for this would be our round rod, in a smaller size, such as 1/2" or 3/4". Any of our brackets would work for hanging and you could even finish it off with finials. Don't forget that you can order all of this in any of our 18 finishes.
The best curtain rod for this would be our round rod, in a smaller size, such as 1/2" or 3/4". Any of our brackets would work for hanging and you could even finish it off with finials. Don't forget that you can order all of this in any of our 18 finishes.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
New use for curtain rods
This is an awesome use of a curtain rod. Our cafe rods would work perfectly. Just buy a rod that is a little shorter than the width of your desk or table.
IKEA sells a paper roll for $4.99. It is 18.5" wide so it'll fit on most desks. IKEA also has cute bins in any size and material. I'm partial to these galvanized ones for $14.99 called SKRIN (2 sizes).
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Fall Love Giveaway!
Made of Metal is so excited to be a part of the Fall Love Giveaway from Oh Fiddlesticks. You can enter lots of times to win gifts and gift cards from many great vendors, including Bella Sorella Couture, Bellina Originals and Lovely Lace Leggings.
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Jewelry
Come visit our new site: Made of Metal at Home. We are now offering some metal jewelry pieces. We currently have some fun pendants and they're very reasonably priced.
Also check out our new custom metal letters and numbers and custom metal words for your home. There will be more photos coming soon. There are also some choices for your kiddos. We will be expanding that line as well! Stay tuned...
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Problem windows
We get a lot of questions about windows that are not typical...arched, bay, abutting a brick wall, smashed between two walls. It is hard to figure out how to hang curtains around windows like these. This photo shows a window with a brick wall on one side and a limited anount of space above the window to hang a curtain rod.
They came up with a great solution here. They used ceiling brackets to hang the curtain rod. This gives you more space between the window and the curtains so the curtains can move freely on the rings. The rod simply butts into the brick wall so you don't have to anchor it into the brick. Please call us if you have any questions about your unusual windows.
They came up with a great solution here. They used ceiling brackets to hang the curtain rod. This gives you more space between the window and the curtains so the curtains can move freely on the rings. The rod simply butts into the brick wall so you don't have to anchor it into the brick. Please call us if you have any questions about your unusual windows.
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ceiling brackets,
curtain rod rings,
curtain rods
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
How to make a simple canopy bed
I had saved this photo from Domino Magazine (now extinct). It shows a great idea on how to make a canopy bed using curtain rods and accessories. You will need:
1. a two-angle mitered curtain rod set - Follow the directions on our web site to measure for these. Measure from the wall behind your bed to a little past the foot of your bed so the drapes hang past the bed. Choose your favorite finish! If you like the look in this photo, choose our matte stainless finish.
2. two end mount brackets
3. six ceiling curtain rods brackets
4. curtain rod rings - Use 1.5" rings for a 1" curtain rod. If you have panels similar to this photo (about 48" wide), you'll need 32 rings. Use 8 rings per panel and you'll need 4 panels, one for each corner of the bed.
Let us know if you have any questions or need help!
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