Window placement in Sewing room
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Comments (2)I would take some painters tape and square off the room. The bay window side and the alcove side and use the square area for furniture placement. I would hold off on buying a sectional until you are absolutely certain it will work. Most often a sofa and chairs is a better purchase...See MoreHow to reconcile awkward window placement in powder room
Comments (10)What kind of dink do you like? Post a photo of it. Perhaps someone can photoshop it into your space. I would remove your current mirror. It is not properly sized for the space. Cut out templates of narrower rectangular, and oval mirrors for that spot and tape them up. Mick up what will please your eye. The window can work, I am sure!...See MoreSkylight placement idea for room without windows?
Comments (7)Solar tubes are ok for spaces where you lack natural lights because you cannot have windows. If you look into a solar tube you will not see anything. If you look into a skylight you will see the sky and get plenty of additional natural light. Skylights are good over the tub while soaking you can look at the sky or the stars, or bedroom over the bed instead of looking at the mirror :-) (but if you a light sleeper, you will not get any sleep if it's raining at night, you will hear water pounding on the glass) or family room while reading and you look up and see the sky, etc. Solar tubes intended for dark spaces, bathrooms with no windows, hallways, walking closets, etc. Good luck....See MoreDining room window placement- new build
Comments (11)With two windows, yiu might be tempted to put a small table between them, and there will be less room for the person seated at that end. With centered window, When people are at the table, the person at that end will have room to move their chair, and a server will have room to walk behind them, since there will be no furniture behind them. OHOT, will there be bright light behind them during the day (brunch? summer supper?) making them hard to see? What is next door? What will be opposite the window? What would the view from, and into, either arrangement be? Consider the stairs, the family room, and kitchen in that, as well as what other windows are on the side: kitchen and upstairs....See MoreMark Bischak, Architect
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