ok, let me reiterate,,,,if you move that box, with all it's wires and junctions, 2 feet to the left, then what is left behind is nothing. you don't have put a cover over it or disclose it (!) And for the record, you cannot close up a live junction behind any wall or ceiling. That's not what I suggested. I said, if there were enough play in the wires, you could transplant that box to the new hole. that's best and cheapest scenario. However, if that couldn't be done,(if the wires were too short to move) then a new box would have to be installed, the old box wires would have to be connected to the new box, and that's where you'd get your cover plate. If this ceiling is beneath an attic, it makes moving this so much easier. You would junction the new box w/the old box wires and put the box in the attic. But, if this ceiling is beneath another floor, where you are working between joists, then unless you can trace the original electrical source to this old box, disconnect it and run a new line, then yes, you will be stuck w/the cover.

I would hang solid neutral drapes throughout..add bold saturated pillows and rugs to bring in color...please do not hang all those dark colored printed drapes in your beautiful home! the drapes are off white and eggnog can be mixed into all the rooms..beautiful and sophisticated! Have fun with color in accessories and get yourself some bold colorful rugs.

You are still getting comments in your previous post. My view is that the curtains you chose absolutely don't work with your room. As for length, I prefer curtains that just touch/skim above the floor.

Thank you all for the advice. I have several challenges in my living room. One is it is fairly small, just 20'x18', basically a square shaped room. I don't have the room to pull things away from the walls to make room for floor length drapes. Both walls have the large windows with very little wall space. There is a long handmade country quilted wall hanging that I don't want to clash with any window treatment. The living room is open to both the kitchen and dining room. They are all essentially one room. I can't rearrange the furniture due to the wood stove in one corner and where the TV has to be in that corner. The piano will only fit on that one wall. I do have electric baseboard heaters along the one wall that are used when I go away any time in the cold weather months so having long drapes would be a problem there. Heating with wood makes things get really dirty so I don't want window coverings that are hard or problematic to take down and clean. I am a recent widow and need to be able to take care of things myself. My living room hasn't had a makeover in 30 yrs which is why I desperately need new window treatments. I don't have beautiful hardwood floors like in some of these pictures. I have carpeting. Some day I'd like to replace that but can't right now. I have beautiful views of the pine trees surrounding my home out the windows so don't want the view hidden. I do feel at times now at night, that I'd like a way to close off the windows so people can't see in. I do like a softness around the windows. I'm starting to toy with the idea of a faux Roman shade valance with maybe woven wood blinds underneath which I could then lower for privacy at night. Or just some simple panels but I think I'll have to stay with sill length if I do that due to the electric baseboard heaters and furniture up against walls. Here are some curtains I like and fabrics I would consider for a faux Roman shade valance. Please let me know your thoughts. I appreciate all the help! https://www.countryvillageshoppe.com/thyme-lined-panels-72x63/ https://www.smithandnoble.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=14533 https://www.smithandnoble.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=16690 https://willowbloomhome.com/?s=malbec+linen https://willowbloomhome.com/product/drapes/my-texas-house-collection/alvin-dune-drape/ https://www.regaldrapes.com/products/custom-drapes/flat-panel-drapes?hdStyle=6&fid=2596#ONM1 https://sn-live.myshadestudio.com/preview.php?retkey=SN&product=1900&fabric=FS_FLT&color=18745&width=500&height=500&view=d