Hmmm this "window wall" sounds interesting, anyone have any more info on these? I don't see anything on Anderson site. I've been going around in circles re: windows for screen porch or sun porch. Everyone sez get real windows, so you can heat and make 4 seasons, etc. etc. but a good "real" window costs $500 bucks or more. And I have no interest in ever heating the space since its on northwest side of house and would not get much sun in the winter, so what's the point? Now Im thinking top of the line storm windows (Larson "gold" series?) at $100-120 ea. in white or bronze nicely trimmed inside and out ... so it looks nicer/more substantial than just cheesy gray aluminum storm window tacked to 2x4s. I realized all I want is a place to hang in the summer and catch breezes. Since all I have is a tiny urban postage-stamp sized yard, it will be really about the only outdoor summer living space there is. Its big-- room for hammock, table & chairs, maybe even a jaccuzi. Problem is... I continue to catch flack from everyone and everybody incl the person who would install these storms, the building permit people, window salesmen, etc. They all say get the cheesy vinyl window for same price and think that by going to storm windows I'm devaluing my property somehow. But I am just not sold on the durability of $100 vinyl windows. I was all set to get some anderson vinyl windows at about $200 ea. until I saw the tracks for the sashes on display model were all cracked! The guy I pointed it out to said "well it gets a lot of use." Well, duh! It would get a lot of use over 20-30 years too, wouldn't it? (sorry for blathering, I think I just needed to vent to a hopefully sympathetic audience) Guess I'm wondering what experiences people have had with Larson gold stormwindows, are they as durable as they look? The display said "recommended for enclosed porches."

I'm wondering if there's another idea I'm not considering. Are you open to painting the room (including the ceiling) a dramatic, dark color? In my first house, my husband and I painted our vaulted master bedroom a deep cool green (kept the trim white), and we *loved* it. We were pleasantly surprised at how much it darkened the room at night, something we hadn't even considered, but were thrilled with. I also really like curtains, and if it were me, I'd mount a single rod over the tallest window, extending it 8"-12" past each flanking window. Color would depend on the look you were after. Thoughts? :-)

few suggestions for the bay window. individual shades are one option. (woven woods, cellular, roman, solar, etc) Another option is doing a window seat with cushion/pillows and having drapes pull across the whole thing. Or you can do individual shades. BTW, instead of getting a useless blind for the transom window, why not do an insert of some type? stained glass, leaded glass, combo of both,, ,would be pretty. would look something like this (I gave you a blue/green glass beachy design) with woven wood blinds and white drapes. (see below for more info on the window dressing) You can design whatever you like (I have a link to the girl I used on Etsy if you like) I did a stained glass insert over my own window in the bathroom. it's easy. held in place by clear silicone. you have the glass insert made to order to that windows dimesion. Yours would be super easy since it's fixed. Mine opens and closes here are examples to all of those celluar shades w/a window bench curtains w/window bench (BTW, these aren't difficult to DIY) Roman shades woven woods w/drapes for the bay since you mentioned coastal, I really like this room, especially the beaded light. you have the height in your ceiling for something like this. Love the board and batten panels behind the bed too. looks great w/the white textured rug and woven ratten elements. Another way to do the batten panels. this is pretty easy. just run them up the entire wall. paint white and do the other walls in the seafoam (like shown here.) Bring in the beaded light (or a fan) and try a sisal rug. another coastal idea. roman shades on the window Vertical panels behind the bed with a long shelf. put up beachy items to display navy accent wall with white plantation shutters on the bay another bay window (s) with linen style roman shades. love the woven rattan ceiling light, comfy chair by the window, potted plant.

Is bed in that location just until room is painted (which looks like is needed) or can’t accommodate any other configuration? Perhaps a smaller dresser and a closet organizer would go a long way towards providing more space to move bed’s location. Curtains: if privacy is required black outs can’t be used during the day so will need blinds or sheers as well. Decor/accessorizing: bedding is a good jumping off point and paint the room last. Look on Marketplace, try Target, second hand stores, Walmart and Amazon. Look on line for inspiration and suggest using neutrals for the basics, adding bluish/grey accessories..