Window treatments for TALL windows
K Fisher
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Comments (7)I have the same issue in my house. I also live in a fairly urban area so privacy is very important. What I've done so far is to layer translucent/transparent window treatments so that I can get the level of privacy that I want but still be able to see the beautiful stained glass. I started with just some burrows lace patterns, which provides plenty of privacy when it is light out and dark in the house, but nothing when it's nighttime and just the opposite. To that I added a roller shade that I put down at night. It's translucent enough that from the outside the windows still have a beautiful glow and the stained glass sparkles, but we have complete privacy. You can even see the pattern of the lace behind it through the shades. During the day I pick up the roller shades and just leave the lace. My windows are deep enough that I was able to inside mount BOTH of these treatments. I don't have any great pictures though. I am planning to put drapes up also though because now that I've lived with it for a while, I don't mind blocking some of the woodwork so much (there is a lot of it in the room) and would like a little softness there....See MoreWindow treatments for tall windows
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Comments (6)I would treat the big window and maybe do like a stained glass or faux stained glass insert in a happy pattern in the small window?...See MoreTall wide curtains living room
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