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Off Center Windows in Dining Area

Elizabeth Douglas

8 years ago

In the process of purchasing a round dining room table and pendant to hang over it. Question is: do I center these in- between the two windows? Or do I ignore where the windows are and place these in the middle of the room? (obviously just moved in!) THANK YOU!

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houssaon
8 years ago
I'd center the table in the room where it will function the best. You could get floor length curtains and hang one panel to the right of each window covering a good portion of the wall. Somewhat like this one window where it is hung to the left.
And these two hung on the right of one window and to the left of the other.
Elizabeth Douglas thanked houssaon
Betsy McIntyre
8 years ago
I'd just center the table in the room, too!
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Angel 18432
8 years ago
To the room I don't think you could even center it to the windows with the door in the way.

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