Hello Friends, “happy Monday I hope you had a beautiful
weekend” Friends are you ready to dress those windows? I am asked on a regular
basis how to style my windows? And trust me it’s a good question because
dressing or styling a window requires a careful plan.
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First you start with an overview of style possibilities’
and then think about color and design. Functional matters too like privacy and
light control are important. Some windows are easy to handle while others are a
real challenge. But for each there is variety of pleasing and practical choices
to choose from. Friends are you ready to check out some cool window covering in
different style for your window woes? Today were going to focus on two problem
style windows, picture window and bay windows without further ado lets get to it.
Picture Windows-Picture window- is used in a combination with sliding or a casement
window, picture windows (also called fixed glass windows) let in plenty of
light and frames the view.
I love this example above with of a picture window
because along with the panels it exposed wood grain blinds and natural woven
shades as well. Beautiful!
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How beautiful another framed picture window.
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This window could easily be a patio door and it shows how
framing the window with the panels shows off the elegance of the window.
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Bay Windows- Bay or bow window- a bay is a recessed window angled sections; a bow has
window sets and gentle curve. If the view is great and privacy isn’t an issue
this is a window you can very well leave uncovered. But if that is not an
option here are some examples below.
The example above gives you an idea how to dress a bay window. The example above also show a clever idea of a window seat that can be something else you can do with the space. Also |
This is so cute I just love the window seat and the panels
are short enough not to touch the seat. This is a perfect window to just use
toppers also if you didn't want to cover the view.
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Side Pleat Valance in Bay Window- this is an example of
not really covering the window see the great view but the option is still there
to put draperies on the outsides of the bay window.
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I love how this bay window shows the draperies and the
beautiful shades.
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I love how this bay window is just being framed by beautiful
draperies. Nice!
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Friends thank you for sticking around and checking out some window styling solutions. I hope these tips gave you an insight on styling your problem windows.
What do you think?
Is styling a picture window easier? Doesn’t
framing them make lots of sense?
How about the bay windows? Are you
more confident on how to style them?
Let me know in your comment below!
6 comments:
Great tips...and beautiful windows and window treatments! -Kristy
@Anonymous
Thanks for your comment Kristy.
Hi there Shinay! The window treatments for the bay windows are so cute! I have a bay window in my room, and my Dad has a perfectly fit bench made for it. It definitely is my most favorite spot in our home. It’s where I read my books and sit during rainy days. It just gives me this mellow feeling when I look at the view outside. Great photos and hope to see more!
Sierra Nordgren
The "Side Pleat Valance in Bay Window" looks so nice! The room looks wider and the ambiance is a lot brighter and more inviting because of the bayview windows.
Terry Arnold
You’ve got a great collection of window treatments here, huh! Nice one! From plain sheer curtains, to printed ones, and up to elegant blinds and drapes. This will inspire people to come up with their own awesome ideas as well!
bay and bow windows are the perfect way to add depth, light, and charm to any room in your house. These elegant window additions are built so well they’ll last a lifetime, require practically no maintenance and, above all, provide your home with a beautiful new look.
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