Window framing in office

8 years ago

Hello! We are moving into a new office space and my window is awkwardly placed in my new space. I was thinking of framing with a curtain. Or maybe adding some big art pieces on the wall. Thank you for any help!

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M&M Interiors
8 years ago
the vertical blinds need to go. How about a roman shade and a nice piece of art on the wall to the left of the window, to balance out the visual weight of the window.
Emily C thanked M&M Interiors
miss lindsey (She/Her)
8 years ago
What furniture needs to go in here? Desk, filing cabinet, client chairs?

How your furniture will be arranged will influence what makes sense for the wall to the left of the window.

I wouldn't do curtains because they won't have anywhere to stack on the right.
Emily C thanked miss lindsey (She/Her)
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Emily C
Original Author
8 years ago
Thank you both!! OK!
Jamie Ludwig
8 years ago
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A simple light filtering shade like this would be simple and classic and go with any style.
Cheryl Smith
8 years ago
The shade Jamie posted is perfect. My first thought is to frame the whole thing in shelving. Fill the wall beside it and under in a dark wood. Put some plants on it in front of the window.