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| 3. Treat the window and wall as one surface. I like how the designer wrapped the draperies from the window and around the corner. There is enough space for the bed to be turned sideways but the sunlight coming from behind this contemporary bed is much more dramatic. Private Comment
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| 4. Use top-down blinds for privacy. This cleverly designed bedroom uses top-down/bottom-up blinds for ease of use. This is the size of the bedroom in my former rental apartment. Repeating the window valance and blind provides a consistent look. Private Comment
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| 5. Put draperies around the window. This cozy cottage makes use of the millwork on the wall, and the drapes were hung in line with the window mullion as well. They can be closed to customize the brightness in the room. Private Comment
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| 7. Leave space behind the window. If you have the space, why not just let the bed float in the room? The minimal legs on all the furniture enhance the floating feel. Private Comment
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