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13 years ago

my master bedroom

before

after

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Ed
13 years ago
I like the before better.
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Cozy Casita
13 years ago
I also like the 'before' better. I even like the way you used the sheer to hold the curtain back ! I think I would have gone for building on that casual, sort of 'lazy elegance' and used the sandy gold of the curtains as the base for a muted palette ... losing the white on the bed and plumping it up with some great bedding ... Then I'd have just lain back and enjoyed that killer view !
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ASVInteriors
13 years ago
I like the second view without the curtains (they were too short anyway). That view is magnificent!
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Julie Thome Draperies, Inc.
13 years ago
I like the "after" colors, but your windows are bare compared to what is going on in the rest of the room. Ripplefold panels would look great on that window, ceiling mounted. I would choose a bronzey sheer fabric.

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