Window treatment for window seat
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6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoJennifer Reynolds
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Comments (11)Have you thought of combining treatments? We do a lot of Hunter Douglas shades for privacy and light control coupled with stationary panels to give softness and luxury to the treatment. Combining textures such as woven woods provides interest both inside and out. Stationary panels allow you to have the soft treatments you want without worrying about the needed room for stack-back when the drapery is open....See Moreneed something to link the window coverings
Comments (15)I think it might work better to have blinds on the wall with the smaller windows (perhaps in a plain colour) and have curtains on the main stretch of windows, using the existing curtains to replace the small roman blinds. This would allow the fantastic view to be the main focus. I do think plain curtains would work well here but you perhaps aren't keen to change them as they are new? Could they be used elsewhere? I also agree re moving the sofas so they aren't at angles, it looks a bit strange. Maybe try them in a u shape around the fire. And perhaps painting the door frame white might make the room feel calmer. Where did you find your lovely footstool btw?...See MoreDressing 2 Sash Windows
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Comments (0)I have two of these windows both identical in my living room. 1.6m width by 1.2m high. All four windows open independently inwards. I’m struggling with what the best window treatment would be. They also both have a radiator underneath which can’t be blocked and my L-shaped sofa is in front of both also....See Moresuezbell
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6 years agoJennifer Reynolds
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PROThe Shade Store
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoHello Jennifer,
There are a few ways you could finish this window. If you do like the look of drapery we would recommend you take them outside of the window opening and mount them above and wider than the window down to the floor. They can be either stationary (faux panels) or fully functional drapery depending on if you need more coverage than your blinds provide.
If you prefer to keep the treatments inside your window frame, you may want to consider a cornice or a Roman Shade that could add a little softness to the top of the window and even a pop of color!
We would be happy to help you with your project and send you free swatches of any of our materials. Please let us know if you have any questions.
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