I think I need a “Cellular” shade for our bedroom window. Help?
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Comments (4)That's really pretty bedding but I can see how it would be difficult to find another blue that would work with it. The picture is using a gray which in many cases will look blue on the walls. We have SW Tradewinds in our guest bath, it's very pretty and does lean towards the blues. My concern with using a blue on the walls is that there will be no contrast and the bedding will be lost in the sea of blue. KWIM? You may want to consider using a contrasting color on the walls that will help accentuate the bedding instead of hide it. A light/soft caramel brown on the walls would be pretty and relaxing. It would look lovely with some ivory drapes that have the bedding blue and browns in them. Then you can bring in more blue shades by way of accessories and pillows....See MoreHelp me with some decisions as I refresh my bedroom.
Comments (2)Hello Enduring, Not sure if this is resolved, but for the last concern, that is actually the first one that catches my eye. I would definitely remove the current carpeting, and add a beautiful area rug to the space. It would help the space feel more modern, and warm....See MoreNeed help with Bedroom Window Treatments
Comments (1)Pick one for all; not a mix....See MoreShades needed....large windows and lots of sun in bedroom?
Comments (9)I don't remember the brand of window film; I'll dig through that giant box of "house stuff" and see if I can find it. If you're not worried about the floors in that room and if early morning light doesn't bother you, you can put solar shades on the bottom windows and leave the top ones bare. I'd do the film and the solar shades if that is a western exposure. I've had a house (the obligatory McMansion) with that view/exposure and all windows - of which there were many - had coverings on that side. I had tile floors and wasn't worried about them but that was in NC and the summer sun was brutally hot. I had blackout draperies in the master bedroom because I don't like early morning light, lol. Many places can do custom coverings - solar shades or blinds - for the odd-sized windows. I'd stick with the big guys - Hunter Douglas, etc. - or at the very least make sure someone else measures; don't send your measurements to an online window coverings site. I've done that once - ordered inexpensive wovens cut to order from my measurements for my screened porch - but I wouldn't chance it for "real" windows. I want someone else to install, too....See More- 9 months agolast modified: 9 months ago
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