Window Treatments
lynnhegedus
9 years ago
I'm looking for suggestions for window treatments. I had panels at each end and swags all across and want to update it. I still want to see out of all the windows. Thanks!
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sandradclark
9 years agoRelated Discussions
Window treatment for two recessed window in same room different width
Comments (9)Hi, Sandra, In my opinion this would depend on how dark you need the room to be; if you need it dark for sleeping then I would suggest using a blind(roman or roller) inside the recess, and then having a more sheer curtain on a track going across the top of the entire wall -- you could use a pair of curtains for each window; if they are lightweight it wouldn't affect the radiator in the middle if you wanted to pull them back. The sheerish curtains would work with the overall feel of the room. Alternatively you could still have the blinds in the recess and the single track, with more tailored curtains -- one for each window, so when they are pulled back (with a holdback) there would be one on the left of the left hand window, and one on the right of the right hand window. Treating them as one window, in effect...See MoreWindow Treatment for Shaped Units
Comments (7)Is there room for one or two 'flip-up' shutters in plywood, cut to triangular shape (one each side, hinged to sides, or single one hinged on bottom), raised and lowered by a simple cord, eyelet and cleat system? The whole window has an 'origami' look to it which makes one want to keep to crisp planes and avoid anything frilly. You could even have a different colour for each side...but, as I say, that would depend if the window is deep enough to accommodate the 'flaps' when open....See MoreWindow treatment advice for 1825 mill conversion
Comments (1)American blind/shutters that fold into the deep window reveals should do the trick......See MoreWhat window treatments for arch windows with no clearance at the top?
Comments (4)Blinds that sit within the frame, below the top arch, would be an option - either Roman blinds or wooden slatted blinds. Or if budget allows then Shutters would look fab!...See More
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