window treatments?

9 years ago

We are doing a streamlined kitchen and looking for the most minimal coverings for the windows. Are there shades on the two middle windows?Thank you.

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Brian O'Tuama Architects
9 years ago
No, those are trickle vents - part of the building's standard windows, which we didn't alter.
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