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Bedroom Windows -- not centered

6 years ago

First time posting... We just moved into a new house. I've *never* had this much space before and love the open feel. At the same time, I want to make the house a home. It's craftsman style, but new construction. See photos of master bedroom. I want it to feel cozy and hygge, but not cluttered and messy. The windows are not centered to the wall and the asymmetry bugs me. Exploring some options and would love ideas and photos if you have them... Some things to note: (1) I'd like to install a double curtain rod with sheer white curtains for privacy and then some kind of natural fiber (silk? linen?) in a neutral shade to block the light. I'm drawn to the idea of doing curtains across the entire wall to balance the windows out, but my husband is not convinced. I thought that would sort of solve the window issue and also give us a place to put the gathered curtain fabric when things are open. (2) I thought about putting a little occasional chair in that "non-window" corner but I really don't need a chair there. Or maybe a potted tree in that corner? Room gets tons of light. (3) Farmhouse door leads to master bath and walk-in closet so we don't really need additional storage in the bedroom. (4) We may upgrade to king bed eventually, but probably not anytime soon. We like the bed low to the ground, but will eventually put on platform instead of boxspring. At this point, all the stuff in the bedroom is from our old apartment. Not eager to get rid of it as we have so many higher priority things to get and do right now. (5) I have NO idea what to do with those little windows above our bed. Maybe just a simple valance that matches whatever I do on the wall with the big windows? I'm excited, and also totally overwhelmed.




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