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6 years ago

I got a lower ceiling in the main reception room due to AC ducts. Any suggestion on how to treat this area? Two attached photos for the location from different position. Thanks all.

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Carolina
6 years ago
Hi,

I would probably go for roman blinds, mounted inside the windows. And I would remove the pelmets from the other windows.

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