The first thing to consider in dressing a single window is size: Give the window a look that makes it feel proportional to the room. This single sheer panel fits the window perfectly and can be drawn back to let in light and air.
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Think of it as a pair of curtains that won't ever be opened.
Here's an idea!
Hi Lucy,
Here's an idea:
The first thing to consider in dressing a single window is size: Give the window a look that makes it feel proportional to the room. This single sheer panel fits the window perfectly and can be drawn back to let in light and air.
https://www.bhg.com/decorating/window-treatments/basics/single-window-treatment-ideas/?slide=slide_801bfb7e-a87f-42bd-a401-14d0711f9999#slide_801bfb7e-a87f-42bd-a401-14d0711f9999
Pull it to one side
Thank you so much I actually figured it out and did it differently