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Ideas for Window Treatments

8 years ago

Need to get some window treatments up for our bay windows. Leaning towards roman shades, but new to this and always need some inspiration and ideas! I’ll attach pictures of the window seat cushion pattern and couch pillows to show color and design. Thank you!

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Michelle Fagan
Original Author
8 years ago
Cushion pattern
Michelle Fagan
Original Author
8 years ago
Pillows
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DeCocco Design
8 years ago
That's a beautiful bay! Roman shades (stationary ones--so really they're valances) would be great. If you don't really feel the need for fabric in every window, you have wall space on either side of the bay to hang nice, full drapery panels. Hang them as high as you can, on short rods.
Michelle Fagan
Original Author
8 years ago
Thank you for your response, I love both ideas! I’m leaning more towards the valances, however, needing to know the best way to hang them (complete newbie here!). Because there is such little space between each window, should I get a curved bay window rod and have the roman shades go completely across? As in one large panel vs 4 separate? Again, I’m a complete rookie and a visual person so pictures help ;)

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