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Home Decorating Windows Design Dilemma

Creating privacy over multiple windows/door on one wall

5 years ago

Hi everyone, I am wondering what would be the best window treatment for our back living room wall. There are multiple windows and a doors in between (see pictures). I was thinking one long rod with curtains on either side but not sure if this would look good. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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decoenthusiaste
5 years ago
The soffit on the left side may interfere with using a rod to properly hang curtains on any of your windows. Have you considered inside mounted Romans or other shades? Is sun an issue? Don't see a privacy problem with the fence blocking the neighbor's view.
jck910
4 years ago
I would do roman shades - 4 of them
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HU-187528210
4 years ago
I agree that the soffit is a concern.

I think a roller shade will suit the style of the room.
But you can do
Roman shades
Half up half down
Blinds
And possibly even curtains.
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Amy Peltier Interior Design & Home
4 years ago
It looks like roman shades could work well here. See our designs below for more window treatment ideas:
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