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window treatment debacles

7 years ago
Hi there. I am looking for some advice on window treatments that I’ve been stuck on for a year now. Last year we renovated our kitchen and I added a Roman shade to the window above the sink (pictured), in addition this room is kind of narrow and long extending in to the dining room with the “open layout” concept. I know most people love this type of “openness” but it’s making decorating quite difficult to separate the two spaces but keep cohesion. For my glass sliders I used a bay window rod to add drapes but have the ability to push them all the way off to the side since we use this door in the summer time. My biggest issue is finding a window treatment for my living room windows. There are 3 of them, side by side roughly 108 inches in length. I had ordered a large Roman shade to run the length of the 3 windows but was advised to do outside mount and I absolutely hated it and returned it. Any suggestions on what could help tie the room (as in kitchen/living combo) together? Pictures of the space attached- the first one is with the drapes added to the bay window. The second is so you can get an idea of the layout of the two rooms (prior to drapes being hung), the third is the three windows with the old cellular shades from the previous owners that I’ve recently taken down and the last pic shows the shade I’m using in the kitchen window. Thanks for your help!!!

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