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Bedroom curtains/blinds

11 years ago
I have a dilemma upstairs in the master bedroom! There is a small dressing/sitting area on the left when you walk in which has French doors with a window above opening onto a terrace...then when you continue into the bedroom on the left wall there are more French doors opening into the same terrace (you can't quite see these doors in the photo)...but these have NO window above so the top of them is lower than the French doors you can see...and on two other walls are four windows (two on each wall) each at the same height as the French doors without the window above. How would you dress them all and at what height to create a dark room? My husband likes it dark to sleep!! Would you do all at the same height? Or hang the bedroom area window curtains lower than in the sitting area?

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  • PRO
    11 years ago

    You could absolutely do large curtains hung over the french doors and window above, but with the limited space to the left of the doors, you'd never be able to completely uncover the doors. Another option would be individual blackout shades hung on each door/window. Blackout cellular shades or roman shades with a blackout liner would be great for this. They're slim enough to fit behind the door handles and when they're raised they collapse to about 1" and practically disappear. For the window above the doors that's out of reach, you could do a motorized shade. If you have any questions, or want to hear about any other options, we're happy to help!