Curtain ideas needed for a nursery
We are designing a nursery for our first baby! The room has a long wall with four separate windows. We are trying to decide how best to cover these windows with curtains. A single rod across the whole room with two huge curtains? Two rods covering each pair of windows? Separate curtains and rods for each window? We would appreciate any advice!
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oklouise
4 years agoalso consider cordless blinds and Roman blinds ...teh simpler window treatment can be a background to other decorative elemnst that can grow with children...happy new baby!
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4 years ago
PROSilvia Rajek Interiors
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoThere is not much room for block out curtains to stack on the sides of the end windows, a better option would be to use screen roller blinds for privacy during the day and Roman blinds placed over the top for privacy at night. Roman blinds are great if you want to bring colour and pattern into the room and add a playful vibe.
Image - Silvia Rajek InteriorsAlternatively you could run a rod across the whole wall and have sheer curtains ( closed most of the time) and have block out roller blinds on each of the windows for privacy at night
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