Edit : meant to say blinds or curtains!!!
Likely painting the room a warm white and eventually changing floors to a warmer/neutral light wood. Any ideas ? And color etc idea are welcome too!!
I normally prefer bare windows, but we have a guest cottage outside of these sliders that is directly in the line of sight, so for both our sake and our guests I’d like to add a little something. I have two issues- the sliders are off center because eventually there will be an addition to the left of the sliders. I’m struggling to have the rod extend too far out from the doors on the left, but I also don’t want to cover too much of the doors with the curtain. I’m also not thrilled to have the window next to it bare. I’m not interested in blinds. I’m overthinking this. Thoughts?
Excuse the art placement. The room is in flux and everything needs to move.
Hi. New vinyl 3 piece window...I want 3 separate blinds. (SW facing, bright, need to block sunlight at different times of the day.
The other windows I used no drill, inside mount pressure fit honeycomb blinds. This window is too wide for no drill pressure fit (approx 115"). I don't want to drill into brand new vinyl window casings...so I am thinking of wall brackets into the drywall above the window.
Any thoughts or ideas or other types of coverings suggestions? Should I cover partitions between windows or just the glass?
Thanks for any ideas.
I'm hoping for help figuring out draperies for a door wall. In the past, I've gone through designers and big companies, but knowing how expensive it is, I'm hoping to order all of the parts online and have them professionally installed, but still have a "high end designer did it" look. Any and all advice appreciated.
I'd like to do a double track as high up to the ceiling as possible, with natural colored sheers and then slightly darker heavier linen panels.
The total measurment of the wall is 201 (140 of actual glass door wall, only 8 inches of wall space to the left and 53 inches to the right). There is also a ceiling air return vent that leaves only 2 inches between the edge of the vent and the wall where the drapery hardware will be mounted.
My questions are:
Since the wall proportions on each side of the glass aren't any where near equal, the draperies will need to be stacked to the right. What should the total length of the track be? More specifically, how many inches to the right should remain between the end of the track and the end of the wall? I'm pretty sure it should not go all the way to the end of the wall, but am not totally confident, so please let me know your thoughts.
How do I get around the air return issue? What is the best track (or rod if need-be) to use and where specifically should it be mounted in order to still be able to change the air filter in the ceiling?
Thank you!
today was my third attempt. been in my new place for about a year this was the only window I'm having trouble with. First bought double-sided tape regular and then bought Amazon double-sided tape hanging rod bracket and now bought gorilla glue tape 45 pounds and said wow this looks great and it lasted again probably an hour.
what do you think will hold?
