Window treatment & wall decor?
10 years ago
I have this dining area that's open to the kitchen and there's one window off-centered to the right. I really don't know what to do with this wall regarding window treatments and decor. The kitchen is kind of "farmhouse" with white cabinets and oil-rubbed bronze features like this chandelier and some pendant lights, faucet, etc. Anyways, I don't know what window treatment to do here mainly... And if anyone knows of some cool idea for some farmhouse decor for the wall area or anything else - please let me know! Thanks all!
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10 years ago
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PRO10 years agoLove your rendering Jason!
My first thought when I saw your dining room was to add bamboo shades and drapes. I think that will add the perfect amount of texture to the windows.
http://www.selectblinds.com/bamboo-blinds.html
Can't wait to see how it turns out!Jason Reehoff thanked Selectblinds
PRO10 years agoWhat a lot of great ideas!
Looking at the image of your window I think that a delicately patterned light filtering could work really well here.
For a more contemporary country look try Spring Twig Natural below which compliments your wall color and frame. .
Have a look at these and way more on our websiteBloc Blinds Us
Good Luck!
Jason Reehoff thanked Bloc Blinds- 10 years ago
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