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n. A style of curtain, where both the lower half of a window and the top are covered, but leaving a gap in the upper half.
Usage examples of "cafe curtains".
The section chief's office remains in the original brown and tan with the checked cafe curtains on its high windows.
There was a bowl of fresh fruit on the table, and cafe curtains at the windows.
We sat in the kitchen bright yellow and white enamel, cafe curtains, Formica counters, and the scent of chocolate cake in the oven and I told her how Don and I discovered we were telepaths.
Cooking implements hung from exposed, stained beams, yellow cafe curtains hung at the windows, and Joe Ed found himself seated at a big butcher-block table on a yellow painted chair.
It took Peggy less than five minutes to get them established at a table next to the window, where they could peer out between the dusty cafe curtains covering the lower half of that aperture.
In the dingy morning the fluorescents were all on, bright enough so that it was like glancing through the tied-back cafe curtains into a stage set, the floor level in there maybe three feet higher than the level of the gravel driveway.
Catty-corner to my apartment is the Police Department, a small red-brick building with perky gingham cafe curtains across the window and two parking spaces out front with Reserved signs in front of them.