Use a tension rod curtain that you put up, only when you're bathing? I'd hate to cover up that view!

Top down, bottom up natural Roman shade with no backing. You'd get light and privacy through the shade should you choose to have it cover your window when you're bathing. Otherwise, you get to enjoy the view.

i really prefer partial covers for bathroom windows, because i hate not being able to see out of my windows, but i also hate walking around naked in front of windows- esp at night with the lights on! i have never lived anywhere where i have absolute, guaranteed privacy! :) it creeps me out if i can imagine the possibility of anyone peeping in at night!

if the window only bothers you when taking a bath, i would consider even just propping a framed picture or a mirror there while you bathe- that would be easier than hanging a tension rod when you bathe.

but, if you want a little bit of privacy all the time, i would hang a top down shade and leave them open to where you like them all the time. a cafe curtain on a tension rod also works and looks nice as does privacy window film on the lower 1/3 of the window- depends on the look you like best!

I'd do some lace or smock topped sheers with a tieback and then undo the tieback to cover the window for bathing.

Oh my gosh, what a beautiful view! I agree with Mimi, a top down, bottom up shade to pull up only when you need it.

I might do a cafe style plantation shutter. Kind of like this without the upper blind. You could then close them when needed, and even open them once you get in the tub so you can enjoy the view.

Wow!! Such good ideas!

I think I might head to JcPenney today & see what they have.

Yes, even though we are on acreage, the back drive is next to the window. Sure don't want to scare anyone & it does feel creepy at night!

Do the bottom down, top up shades have to be purchased through a window treatment person or are they on the shelf?

Got mine online from Blinds Chalet

IKEA fabric black-out roller blind (do you need black out?)

Shutters that open all the way!

I wish we had an IKEA here! Next year. Guess I'm flashing people until then!

LOL.

What I like about IKEA is that some basics that really shouldn't cost a fortune are what I consider reasonably priced, like who wants to pay 12.00 for a squeegee or 15.00 for that plastic pan you put under a dish rack? Ditto plain fabric blinds. Also, they have some really nice linen or velvet curtains and duvet covers for little money.

Update........ Not yet installed or cleaned. And cheap, best of all:)

Which leads to my next thing.......

I had planned to put a ceiling fan in there--yes, middle aged woman here!! But I rarely blow dry my hair anymore so not needed. I have this chandelier without a home. Could I mix this in with the chrome fixtures?

Just saw your update and had to tell you how much I love the vintage shutters which compliment the vintage/vintage looking tub beautifully. I also think the vintage light fixture would be another great asset to the space, and pay no attention to the finish of the faucets, etc. I hope you're a 'bath person' because this space is too cute to waste. ;)

Love the shutters! And I think the light fixture will look fantastic.

The shutters are perfect!

Beautiful, an absolutely perfect fit for you br. I think the light fixture will be a great addition!

Thank you!!

I will try the chandelier-- hope it's not too small.

Shutters and light are beautiful...and just seem to go, like they belong in that space!