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Wonky Window Woes in the Dining Room

6 years ago

I recently moved into a 1924 Sears, Roebuck and Co. catalog home and am perplexed by the window situation. We have many gorgeous paned windows that the last owner lovingly replaced, but I'm stumped on window treatments for them. I'm including pictures so you can see the French doors with a transom and the picture window above the buffet with two tall and skinny windows flanking it. What would look best here? Curtains, and if so where? Or maybe shades? The space seems a little naked with nothing, but maybe you all will think that look suits the room. The room right off of this is a large living room with twelve windows, none of which currently have window treatments. If it helps, my style leans towards eclectic traditional. I love a layered, cozy and collected aesthetic with antiques, which I will be gradually adding over time. Thank you!







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