Need drapery fabric problem advice
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I chose pink drapes for a guest bedroom, grr!! - Need color advic
Comments (66)I erroneously selected a outwardly pink color for my attic office and when I returned home that night I hated it. My painter suggested one of BMs whites with pink undertone - Atrium white - and it was perfect. Should have checked with him BEFORE he painted as he was back changing it the next day. The point I am trying to make is that if you go for a pink, the most subtle color on a strip may end up being too much. Such was the case with my first choice which ended up looking like Pepto Bismol. Sue...See MoreNeed advice for drapery ideas
Comments (1)I would minimize it with a Roman shade because you do not have space on one side of the window for drapes to stack. You can use the same fabric as the drapes you use for the sliding door....See MoreDrapery Advice Needed
Comments (7)I have the same setup RH rods and RH drapes, so you think 2 panels a window @62.5 inches? seems a bit to much on a window only 50.5 wide, the next size down would be somewhere around 50 inches which would be plenty I would think. 96 inches long is good. as to the big window, why not if you got the money. These panels and rods get expensive. The quality of the drapes from RH is good, I used to install. Pick a fabric that will hang well, go look at the merchandise if you can rather than ordering them sight unseen. Its a big deal when selecting drapes....See MoreNeed advice on drapery width please
Comments (5)Any drapes you buy will cover a 43 inch wide window, as each panel would only need to be 22 inches. That being said, I'd choose a nice creamy off white to tie in your floors and bedding. I'm not a fan of grommets, especially in bedrooms as I feel they look cheap. You can get some decent looking linen curtains in various lengths at Ikea. Aina and Ritva are nice options....See Moresierrashopper
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