window dressing advice please!
Hello!!
I am looking for blind for the attached… my initial thought would be 4 Roman blinds (this is for a playroom). I initially wanted them to sit outside of the recess and above the frames to create more height to the windows… but I don’t know if this would look silly or not? Thoughts welcome!
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4 months agoI wonder if four separate blinds would look a bit over fussy? I think one big pair of curtains over the whole lot would possibly look better, although there is a rad under the window. Or simple wooden slatted blinds per window. Will you actually use the window covering at night as it’s a play room?
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