Window treatment help! French door & large window
Hello! Need advice for 2 things....
1. Window treatments for french door & front window. I'm leaning toward a shade for french door bc the sun is blaring in my yard in the summer. Woven wood attached to the top? Want simple & low maintenace
Also need for the big front casement windows. I have the PB cast iron rod so was thinking .a neutral drape but i need a shade bc its close to street so have to have privacy. Would woven wood be too much brown or do i go with cellular or something else? light, dark color?
2. The space on each side of french door needs something. I have very little space to put art, photo frames etc so was thinking narrow tiered shelves ? Do i have to match each side?
Wall are edgecomb gray.
Thank you for any help you can provide :)
Comments (6)
2 months agoThank you!! i have these 2 samples from Curtarra curtains for front window. The right one (called Harris beige gray) is what you'd recommend or lighter? My other issue is the room height is 94" so i need custom drapes bc 84 is too small & 96 too big. Or is it worth it to buy 96 & have them hemmed? or try another custom site?
The 2nd pic is the room on the other side that has neutral cellular shade. Think i should just match it & do the neutral curtain? i think that would prob look best :)
Last pic is sample of Bali woven shade in Birdseed . Is that the right color to use on french door or go lighter so it blends more? https://www.lowes.com/pd/Bali-Avonlea-Birdseed-Light-Filtering-Reed-Roman-Swatch/5014449931
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PRO2 months agolast modified: 2 months agoFor your door you use bottom-up top-down honeycomb shades that install as outside mount or inside mount to your door. Make sure it is mounted on all 4 corners, so it does not dangle around while opening the door or with wind. For your windows you use three individual inside mount bottom-up top-down shades. Keep the design integrity of the window and maximize light and privacy.
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