I would go with white roman blinds on all the window. Then I would move the bed to the middle window and you could drapery there to frame your bed. Your dresser/armoire or a little sitting area to the left of the window will feel better balanced. As well, your tv could be moved to above firepalce which could be a bonus. If you love your bedding, ignore the rest of the info - lol. I would either keep to the red/grey/white (changing your pillows and throw) or go with the mauve/green theme and change the comforter, as it feels like there is a lot going on.

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I would use more substantial rods and hang them about 1/2 way between top of the window and the ceiling. I would hem the panels so they just touch the floor so that vent is not blocked. Hard to tell in the picture but I think your windows are casement and open out? I still would hang a shade just above the window casing. I would turn the bed so that it is on the wall with the picture facing the windows, so you can treat that window the same as the other 3. And I agree those curtains do not go with your bedding.

well you need to cover the wall between them - which means no TV there

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Thank you for the comments so far,its funny jck910 you mentioned turning the bed because that is where i had the bed placed before, which is why the tv is mounted on that wall(a bit too high).My room is 12' wide and 15'long,the bed is a queen size and my nightstands are 29" wide.It did fit on that wall but for some reason it felt a bit crowded.I just purchased the new bedding(needed a change)and i do really like how it brightens the room,I love the orange,red and purple.The drapes are old and can go so if anyone has any idea's I am totally open to them.

Maureen;I would love to have a fireplace in my bedroom but alas its just a large picture.

I would put Hunter Douglas Pirouettes in the Window. They are beautiful and function as both a blind and a Roman shade. Elegant and Simple. Hunter Douglas Pirouette

I had it backwards. I thought you were trying to figure out how to hang the panels. I love the bedding. I would go with a soft roman shade in white to match trim and let the bedding shine. Have you thought of only using 1 night stand or getting smaller ones? I just don't care for the bed near that window (but that's just my like/dislike)

No you have it right I am trying to figure out how to dress the windows,just thought i would give a little back info on the room in case it helps.

Oops sorry. Given one window was not draped, I assumed you weren't sure about using the drapes. I think this is the only thing you can do with these panels. I tired zomming in to be sure it was a fireplace - lol, but I think the picture is hung too low. I'm glad you like lots of colors and their combinations. All the best.

Hi,

There are some great window treatment options for the windows in your bedroom.

You currently have drapery that extends from a very high point over the windows to draw the eye UP and create the illusion of a larger/taller window. If you enjoy this look and wish to do the same with a fresh look, you could do this as either a high wall mount or ceiling mounted hardware OR track system. If you choose to use track, there are many different window treatment style options—ripple fold, for a very clean and modern/streamlined look, or one of our pleated drapery styles for something more traditional and formal. By extending the drapery across both window areas, you can also hide the flat-panel television on the wall between the windows, as well—when not in use. If you choose center-draw drapery, you can always open it just far enough when viewing the tv and still keep both windows covered for privacy. You could also consider a dual-layer of track/drapery with a sheer layer behind and a print layer in front!! Track is a great consideration since the drapery glides effortlessly and the statement is more about the drapery and not the hardware.

Of course, if you wish to have a single treatment that is a little different than drapery but is still fabric-based, consider roman shades. These can be customized to fit directly around the immediate window area OR long enough to cover a larger area and create the look of length over each window. This is a nice way to address the two windows by the tv and the one next to the bed, where you may wish to draw the most fabric off the window area for optimal light distribution during daytime!

Our design team is happy to assist with your window project and you can order as many swatches as you wish—for free! We are here to help when you are ready to proceed.

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