Bathroom Window Treatment
Steve D
5 years ago
Hello - I would really appreciate advice about which window covering to choose. The bathroom faces directly on to the street and directly across our narrow street a house looks directly on to us so privacy is an issue. It is the only bathroom in the house, there are 5 of us. The previous roman blind packed in with all the lowering and raising. Ive looked at Duo blinds but not convinced. Our house is about 1850 and we are going to be sanding and varnishing the sash and case and keeping the natural wood colour. Id appreciate any suggestions, thank you.
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Issabel Williams
5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoRelated Discussions
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