Cellular Shade Dilemma with HOA
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Comments (1)If it were me, I'd prefer the one wide unit. You're smart to get the cordless. My sunporch has the cords on the cellular shades and eventually they seize up and cause problems....See MoreMBR Drape Dilemma
Comments (3)I would leave the cellular shades, get a valance for each window, and get 4 side drapery panels. Put a panel on each side of the window in the middle and then put one panel pulled away from the abutting wall on each of the other 2 windows....See Morequick question: dye lots and cellular shades
Comments (3)Thank you, blubird. Found my way out of the dilemma -- I'll return one, and buy three! Two new ones for the bedroom, one new and one old for my sitting room. Sitting room windows are exact same size as bedroom, but are on different walls, not adjacent to each other. Good enough chance of that working....See MoreNeed new blinds input for new house
Comments (6)I’m in my second townhouse with Leveler 2 1/2 white faux blinds (cordless and with traditional exterior mount) everywhere except sliding door (oatmeal colored panel track shades) and bathroom (top down/bottom up white shade that I leave open at top for natural light but full privacy for me). I have light beige walls and white trim throughout. I find the blinds and panel track give me a neutral background for art, saturated colors for upholstery items, and oriental rugs. They are easy to keep clean. Both Lowe’s and Home Depot have 25% off Levolor sales several times a year....See Moresaminnie
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