How should I dress these windows?!?
We recently moved into a new home and just yesterday removed the horrible 80's valances...ick! Would love some advice on what to do with these windows...I have no plans to keep the green roller shades but not sure if I should replace with new shades, put up curtains, or both (they measure 35" x 68"). Any advice would be greatly appreciated! :)
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6 years agoHi bauerash05,
For your windows, you could either layer treatments under drapes or have individual treatments on each of the windows. It really depends on the look you’d like the most!
The benefit to layering is that you could do a sheer layer with a more private layer and then you have the ability to control how much light/privacy you have at any given time. A good example of this is layering a privacy lined Drapery over Solar Roller Shades - this would maintain your visibility out of the windows as you can see through most solar shades, but then you could close the draperies for more privacy. We’re happy to assist you further with your project! We can provide you with free swatches, photo renders and more!
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6 years agoOoOooohh...adding some drapery would be wondrous with your existing solar shades. There's no need to replace, if they are functional.
The art of layering · More InfoOoooooor look at this! PRETTY patterned roller shades, paired with neutral drapery.
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The art of layering · More InfoLooking forward to seeing the result!
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