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Blinds in open living space

Dmitry Golovenkin

4 years ago

Hello,

I need some advice please. I have an open plan living room/kitchen. In the living room part has 3 windows, which now have recessed white wooden blinds. Now I need help to decide what to do with the kitchen window. Should I have the same blinds in that window or can I have something else?

Thank you!

Comments (4)

Sonia
4 years ago
I would choose the same to make it more cohesive.
E D
4 years ago
I do agree with forza in principle, but it depends on where the windows are located.
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Dmitry Golovenkin
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you. The room is basically rectangular shaped. Two windows are on one side of living room space and one on the adjacent long wall of the living. The kitchen window is opposite the two living room windows.

I hope that makes sense?
E D
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
It does, but photos would make even more sense. :-)

It also depends on the style of the windows.

We seem to have a similar shape to your living/kitchen area. We have a Victorian bay window at one end and more modern (but now a bit dated) windows (and door) at the other.

So we chose wide wooden Venetian blinds for the bay and metal ones for the kitchen. Different but still connected in style.

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