Window dressing dilemma for a Palladium Window.

7 years ago

Greetings! I have this very large palladium window in my dining room that I would like to dress with draperies. The window has no blinds but currently has sheers. I don' t want to cover the window because it really makes the room and I am not close to the street so folks can not look into the window accept at night unless a light is on. The house is open concept. So, should I add drapes to each side with two separate rods and leave the sheers or should I remove the sheers and add a full drapery rod across the whole window or better yet is there another idea I haven't thought of? Please excuse the blue tape! I am currently painting and adding a wainscoting to brighten up the room a bit. Thank you in advance for any and all suggestions!

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
7 years ago
You could do something like this but it is expensive for the rods but a pretty idea I have no idea of your style so maybe share that
Sharon Harris thanked Patricia Colwell Consulting
Sharon Harris
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7 years ago
Thank you! My window is not round at the top but more curved. My apologies for the picture, it did not show the very top of the window. However, I really like that idea!
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chiflipper
7 years ago
Love Patricia's photo. Any "wrought iron" workshop can fabricate a rod and support brackets to match your curve.
Brown Dog
7 years ago
What you have is a window with a curved transom window. A Palladium window is an arched window with a vertical flanking window on each side. And it was designed by Italian architect, Andrea Palladio...
calidesign
7 years ago
I would remove the sheers so you have an open view and light during the day. Is it even necessary to have any window treatment? It doesn't look like privacy is an issue. If you do want something for night, I would use drapes that you can close when needed, with a rod mounted just under the crown molding, like this photo.
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