– The length of curtains should mostly touch or kiss the floor, according to interior designer Amy Switzer. However, a slight “puddle” effect with 1 to 4 inches of extra fabric can also be considered ...

To achieve a fanned shape, you'll need curtains that are six to 16 inches longer than the distance between a curtain rod and the floor. For a bolder look, use 16 inches or more to get a true puddle.

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Here's how to nail your window treatments.Key Takeaways Designers agree that curtains should typically "kiss" the floor for a polished look, though in formal spaces, a slight puddle is acceptable.

Measure curtains from the bottom of the ring to the floor, says Simpson, then add to 2 to 3 inches for what she calls the "crash look," also known as mini-puddling.