Window Treatment for front-facing window over stairs
Kate E
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Help! Treatment for Arched window over the front door
Comments (2)You can get drapes made up for that window, but 98% of the time this windows are left open. The whole idea of this type of a window is to display the chandelier and the staircase... Unless of course, someone likes to run around naked in that case you would cover that up because I doubt someone would be parked in front of the house and wait for someone to cross the hallway. In my development, everyone has this windows and none of them are covered....See MoreWhat window treatments for this street facing bedroom?
Comments (19)Hey There: How about bottom up top down operating honeycomb blinds...there fabric is black out and there is only very little light leakage on the side (compared to roller shades for example). Furthermore, you can leave the top part open during the day while preserving your privacy...check us out at www.PleatedBlindsStore.com for more ideas or call us for fabric samples. Photo Shown is a Day and Nite Blinds with two fabrics......See MoreFront facing Window treatments - All the same to outside house?
Comments (3)A photo of the house would help, but my own choice would be for the windows to have the same treatments if they're large and close together...same size, too? We have plantation shutters throughout our house and I do like the continuity from the outside. That being said, I've seen it work nicely with different treatments if they're at least the same color. It's just that your description makes me think the same treatments would be best. Not a pro...just my own preference....See Morewindow treatments for 3 over 1 windows
Comments (2)There are beautiful roller type blinds nowadays. I have them in all my windows in my craftsman house. Some are fabric shades and some are a type of reed...See MoreKate E
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