Help please - window treatments
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoRelated Discussions
What window treatment??
Comments (15)we have the same windows as in picture and installed stiff almost starched type voile blinds one blind covers our three panelled full sliding doors and recesses into the ceiling so when the doors are fully open you dont see the blind. The second window (2 metres wide and 1.5 high have two blinds meeting at the central bar of the window, so you can only have one blind down when sun is shining in very strongly. They are working well for us....See MorePlease help - new windows too small / how to make windows appear large
Comments (14)I love shutters but I think they would totally change the look of your house which looks great btw.If you're going to have mouldings and drop the window box a little lower I would think about artificial plants. I'm just thinking plants will need a fair bit of upkeep and unless you go up a ladder it could be dangerous! I know people may well disagree on that but I'm just thinking about leaning out of a window! I've had a quick look and you may struggle to find mouldings (seem to be called pediments?!) which would blend with the house. If so, just go for a deeper window box but hopefully you'll have more luck than me!...See MoreWindow treatment - triangle window
Comments (3)Hi Sarah, I imagine these windows could be treated in the same way as conservatory roof blinds with Pleated blinds. These would be available in blackout options. Alternatively, shutters can be made to unusually shaped windows like these and I think they'd make a really stunning feature of such lovely shapes! Here's an example: Enjoy dressing these beautiful windows, Zoe...See MoreAdvice please window treatments curtain and blinds
Comments (0)I plan to update my current curtains which is 21 years old (see pictures). I intend to replace the curtains of the small windows next to the fire place with Roman blinds and to replace the curtain before the French door too. The dilemma are: 1. Recess or outside window Roman blinds? 2. Do I need to increase the drop of the new wave heading curtain (on metropole) right up near the ceiling? Would it look better? Many thanks....See More
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5 years ago
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoSuch a lovely room. A lot of people do not dress patio doors, unless you get a lot of sun coming through. Just personal preference. My patio doors are south facing, so the room gets very hot in the summer. I have vertical blinds, which I hate by the way, but they do the job! I love roman blinds, classy and functional. If you go down the teal road I think roman blinds in teal would look good, tying in with your rug, cushions and new future teal wall. Something like this
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoIf you go for feature wall , then I advise you to paint the radiator in the same color.
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5 years agoHere it is with the curtains gone, changed the lamps for the limey green, it added a bit of light back in as the Teal is quite dark.
Painted the Rad the same colour as the wall, as CeleryGirl is right, it stands out too much. I think i'd turn the dining table lengthwise to match the sofa on the right and the sideboard on the left.
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