The thing that I don't love is the blinding sunlight that streams in the window while we're trying to eat breakfast each morning - or while Grayson is trying to eat breakfast and I'm on my second cup of coffee. I'd love to put up some type of window treatment that can be used to block the sunlight for the hour or so that it's blinding, but that won't obstruct the view of the backyard.
Here are a few not-so-great iPhone pics of the window...
Here are a few of the looks like I love:
I love the look of curtains, especially the fabulous striped drapes found at the Nester's house, but I'm not sure if that's the right fit for that window. I like to hand curtains high and wide, but there's not much space for that on this window. There's only about 8 1/2 inches of space on the left-side of the window, before you hit the dimmer switch and peninsula.
Here's where you come in! How would you conquer this design issue if it were at your house? Would you hang curtains? Blinds? Roman shades? Or a combination? I can't wait to hear your thoughts!
I like the idea of the roman shade. Good luck deciding!
ReplyDeletei like the roman shade treatment also... it will be able to go up (and down as needed for light control) and out of the way as I like the design of the window - which may get lost in hanging curtains. just my two pennies!
ReplyDeleteI myself am a sucker for cute printed curtains!
ReplyDeleteI would do the curtains!
ReplyDeleteThey can be pulled to either side of the window along the wall and not obstruct the light when you do want it coming through.
Roman shades will cover up a little bit of your window even when they are not pulled down to block the sunlight.
A great print/stripe would also add interest!
Good luck and let us know what you come up with!
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i like the roman shade!! good luck:)
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Love your window! Just a thought, have you considered plantation shutters? Like here http://www.houzz.com/photos/19593/Cottage-Kitchen-by-Valerie-Pedersen-traditional-kitchen-san-francisco
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