Window treatments?
Hello- wondering if anyone has an idea for window treatments for our den, which is currently functioning as a playroom for my children. Right now we have cellular shades, but it looks unfinished, and I don't want to add long curtains. Thanks so much!
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stiley
2 years agoI think outside mount bamboo shades would add some warmth and texture. And they're not terribly expensive either. We have some in our son's room that are a cordless lift and I love them! They come in lots of different colors and patterns.
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decoenthusiaste
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PROFenstermann LLC
2 years agoHey There: I think the room looks unfinished because everything is just white or off white. You must create focal point with colors for example. Or you use fun fabrics for the play room...
daventun
2 years agoSo the lighting is terrible in my photos, but I decided to try some DIY colorful cornices, and will keep my eyes peeled for a bright rug as well. Thanks so much for your ideas!
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