CCCThe common purpose of covering glass doors with fabric is to soften the look of a space. Glass doors typically work better aesthetically if you have a space that is more contemporary and minimal in style. They usually don’t work well in spaces that are more traditional (like my living room, for example!). I have loved the look of covering glass doors with fabric ever since I saw it on Pinterest. The first time I tried it, though, I wasn’t happy with the result. After some trial and error, I came up with a fool-proof way to put them up and get great results. 

Covering glass doors with fabric

Covering glass doors with fabric can be a great way to add some extra style to your home. These types of doors are usually found on bathrooms, but they can also be used for other rooms as well.

Covering glass doors with fabric is a great way to give the room a different look without breaking the bank. This is especially true if you have glass doors that are in good condition and just need a new look.

The first step in covering glass doors with fabric is to choose the right type of fabric for your project. Fabric comes in many different styles and patterns so you have plenty of options available when it comes time to choose what you want to use.

Once you have chosen your fabric, it’s time to start measuring it out and cutting it down into smaller pieces that will fit on your door panel. Make sure that you leave enough room around each side so that there will be no gaps between the edges of the panel and any other parts of the door frame or trimwork. You also want to make sure that there aren’t any areas where there are any sharp corners that might damage or tear your new fabric covering when placed over them during installation or use later on down the line after everything has been installed properly into place.

Here are some ideas for covering your glass door with fabric

So you want to cover your glass door. You’ve probably seen the cool fabric-covered doors on Pinterest and in your local home decor store.

Use a curtain. This is the easiest way to cover a glass door without adding extra hardware. You can use any kind of curtain rod you like, even one that matches the color or style of your existing decor. Hang it directly on the glass, or add hooks so you can hang it from them instead. This works best if there is no clear view of the inside of your house through the glass door — otherwise it’ll look like someone is hiding behind a curtain in their home! If there’s an attractive view on the other side of your door that you don’t want to block, try hanging double curtains that hang from opposite sides of the frame (rather than directly on top).

Use a shade or blinds instead of curtains if there’s an unsightly view through the glass — say, if there’s construction going on next door or if there are trees obstructing what was once an open view.

Create a wooden frame for attaching fabric (such as plywood) and then attach fabric directly onto that frame using Velcro strips.