Window treatments.
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chiefette
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Comments (13)FAB window. How about a hinged rod, or a room width rail. The 1st will open and sit against a wall, to be closed when needed, or one at each side. The curtains would be floor to ceiling and look gorgeous whether open or shut. A room width rail at ceiling height could sit the curtain to the left of the window when open, perhaps with a luxurious tie back and the curtain, when pulled over, would cover the entire wall as before. I DARE you to go for WHITE linen or, better still, WHITE velvet. Stunning! Bee...See MoreHelp! Best colours for paint, carpet and window treatments for RENTAL
Comments (16)I have to agree with Crafty Countess about having a vinyl flooring. I would recommend Loose Lay by Karndean. The range comes in wood plank and stone tile effects, does not have to be glued down except around the edges of the room and damaged "tiles" can be easily replaced. They are made for commercial use, so are very durable and will retain their looks for years to come. From our own tenants, I've found that white or off- white works best. You'll never get a colour right for a tenant. In the past, we've hung curtains, which our tenants always ask to take down and put up their own. We've painted lightly fresh or richly cozy feature walls, which our tenants have asked to paint over. So we always use a neutral paint now. We allow our tenants to hang pictures, providing they repair and paint the holes when they move out and use wall stickups that they can take with them. The less colour you put in, the more you allow your tenants to make the space their own....See MoreWindow 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 living room
Comments (2)I’ve used Fashion Interiors for fabric. They are in Coventry but sell online too. They also make up curtains although I’ve only ever used that service. I ordered some Scion fabric from them and it all came on rolls and in perfect condition and I then had a local blind company make them up for me....See MoreLisa Starkebaum
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PROBlinds.com
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PROL & L Window Fashions
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PROBelltown Design LLC
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Barbara Almandarz
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PROBloc Blinds USA
7 years agoBe careful not to get anything too long as it would trap the heat from the heater behind the window treatment, and escape through the window.
If you are looking for insulating shades, try a BlocOut system. This system is especially convenient when you are trying to keep the heat inside. Pictured below is a diagram of how a BlocOut is fitted inside the window recess and stops heat from escaping, as well as preventing drafts from coming inside.
The BlocOut range provides you with hundreds of options for fabric. Try a blackout fabric for complete insulation and light elimination, or a light-filtering fabric to still welcome the natural light.
You could also try an innovative roller shade that gives you the flexibility to swap your fabric to keep up with changing trends or holiday decorations.
Our unique Fabric Changer Roller Shade gives you complete control over your window treatment, to make it as functional as it is decorative.
browse our website for more inspiration
Happy designing!
Sincerely,- the Bloc Blinds USA team
PROSelectblinds
7 years agoYour windows are gorgeous! I think bamboo shades would look lovely here. If you need added privacy they can be made with a privacy liner. These look wonderful in any position, and add a designer look to the space.
http://www.selectblinds.com/bamboo-blinds.html
Cellular shades would also be a great choice. They will help to insulate and can help to lower your energy costs. They are nice and slim, letting your windows stay the focus.
libradesigneye
7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
PROCustom Home Planning Center
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PROGordon's Window Decor
7 years agoWhat delicious windows! With the steam radiator in such close proximity, my first thought would be EcoSmart cellular shades. In 3-5 years time, these shades pay for themselves! Insulating you from the heat gain in the Summer months and freezing temps in the winter.
If you want to maintain your 'see-thru' the Odysee insulating blind, might be the best of both worlds!
With the ideal window treatment you'll be able to enjoy this gorgeous corner of your home year round!
NeecieB
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoLinda Stacey
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Jenny
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoUser
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PROArlene Best Interiors
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PROUniversal Blinds Canada
7 years agoFrom your picture it looks like you don't actually have a lot of clearance to mount a large blind in the window frame. Especially in the corner where the two head-rails may touch. Although, I believe a top/down-bottom up honeycomb shade would be your best option allowing easy access to open your windows on warmer days and still provide you with privacy. They can also be dressed up with a valance and/or stationary side-panels.
Norman blinds has a great "Smartfit" homeycomb blind that has a very low profile headrail as well as the strings mounted to the sides instead of in the middle.
Honeycomb Blinds | Universal Blinds Canada
PROFinishing Touches
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PROHerStory Home
7 years agoBeautiful windows! I full heartedly agree with Selectblinds.com post (pic imported from above). I've specified bamboo blinds in spaces to filter light, provide texture and subtle privacy (when not a primary concern) and absolutely love the look of bamboo! As well, add side panel drapery on outside left and right window edges each will soften and add elegance. You can incorporate a floral or geometric print fabric to coordinate with bamboo colour. One final touch... hire finish carpenter to encase and trim out the heat register into a window bench seat. Then top with upholstered bench cushions covered in coordinating fabric to match drapery. Voila! Elegant, inviting place to perch!- PRO
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Hadiza Mustapha
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PROsuite5245
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katiescarlette
7 years agoHere is what I did with my windows which are a very similar shape. I used are 2" white wood blinds. Works very well for controlling light and privacy but can be opened up for a full view.
PROBabylon Interiors
7 years agoI would suggest a series of small roman blinds covering each section this would then give you option for how much privacy/light you would like. I have attached picture of blinds I have done like this. Also shutters/venetian blinds would be an option
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Christian Decor
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