• Mustard walls are bold and can be paired with a number of curtain ideas.Yellow Wall image by steverts from Fotolia.com
  
  Window treatments provide light control, isolation, color and pattern in a room. When used accordingly, they can even change the room's proportions. Large windows, especially found in sunrooms, are common in many modern homes. The balance and function between the overall room design and light control can be found in the extensive selection of window treatments available. Mustard is a playful color that can be tamed down or pumped up, depending on personal taste and style. Know your curtain options to figure out what will fit best in your home. Window treatment options that can polish off a room by adding color and texture include curtain panels, Roman shades and valances.
  
  

Teal

• The color of mustard does not go unnoticed, and when it is combined with teal, the room will be sure to demand attention. These two colors together create a invigorating yet somber tone, as well as an earthy feel in the space. Much inspiration can be taken from this avant-garde and antique color scheme for any room in the home. Incorporate the color teal in rugs, pillows and other accessories to create color balance throughout the design.
  
  

Simple Sophistication

• Mustard walls might be frightening to some, but mustard can be crisp and clean when paired with fresh airy curtains. Simple, classic white curtains can do the trick for refining a mustard-colored room. Soft white curtains will not prevent much light from coming in. Look for UV protective curtains and pair with UV protective blinds or black-out lights, which are especially popular for bedrooms. Mix and match patterns in pillows and fabrics that incorporate white and mustard.
  
  

Play With Pattern

• Have fun and play with fabric textures, patterns and colors, take some risks to get creative. You might just impress yourself, and others who share your home. Use floral prints to bring the organic beauty of nature indoors; they go well in any room, especially sunrooms. The warmth of the yellow mustard shade pairs great with red and white floral curtains; soothe the warmth with some cooler shades of blue. Try a mustard-on-mustard color scheme and incorporate different patterns and textures. Patterns often incorporate small amounts of other colors, balancing the mustard scheme. Mix and match stripes and floral patterns for additional dimension of texture.