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Window Treatments: Panel Discussion

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Window Treatments: Panel Discussion

Rather than fussing with exposed glass doors, maintain privacy with a straight floor-to-ceiling panel hung next to the bed.

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Window Treatments: Kept At Bay

One wide roman shade is a streamlined way to cover a large bay window.

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Window Treatments: Ties That Bind

For full coverage, combine café curtains with a shade – one that rolls up using gingham ribbons and bows is especially sweet.

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Window Treatments: Double Header

A traditional kick pleat valance loses some of its formality when rendered in lime green fabric.

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Window Treatments: Flower Power

For a lush window treatment, mix patterns and let the panels pool generously on the floor.

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Window Treatments: Natural Shade

Bamboo blinds provide a textural backdrop for a plush upholstered bed.

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Window Treatments: Blind Spot

Layering sheer curtains over wooden blinds leaves you with many ways to filter light and heat.

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Window Treatments: Seeing Stars

Matching fabrics in a small attic space makes it feel extra cozy.

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Window Treatments: Get Swept Away

A single panel of toile loosely tied to the side is a romantic touch in a French-inspired bathroom.

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Window Treatments: Window Of Opportunity

Simple sheers allow lovely leaded-glass details to take the spotlight.

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Window Treatments: Sunny Delight

Hanging two curtains of different weights in front of one another lets you adjust coverage depending on the time of day and amount of light.

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Window Treatments: A Guiding Light

Pretty blue and white panels pick up on the ceramic ceiling light’s delicate pattern.

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Window Treatments: Fringe Benefits

A trimmed valance and tassel tiebacks add flair to already dramatic drapes.

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Window Treatments: Tight Ends

Sculptural finials can be easily switched out to achieve different looks.

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Window Treatments: Pleats Please

Pleated drapes create a strikingly feminine frame around the crib in this nursery.

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Window Treatments: Gathered Intelligence

Though balloon shades run the risk of looking precious, you can avoid this by sticking to a crisp, clean check.

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Window Treatments: Center Of Attention

Tie curtains in the middle for a clean draping effect that subtly balances angular furniture and geometric motifs.

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