…window looks lost and insignificant A massive, heavy valance over a small bathroom window feels overwhelming and blocks too much light Visual Clutter: Overly ornate valances for blinds, with lots of tassels and trim, look too busy when paired with a complex shade like a dual or zebra shade. In those cases, a simple, integrated cassette that comes with the shade, like on our Boutique Serenity Dual Sheer Shades, is often a better choice. Function v…
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…ing a large picture window will naturally have a higher price than a small bathroom window. Material and Style: The type of window covering has a big impact. A simple vinyl motorized roller shade will be more affordable than a luxurious Boutique Roman Shade with premium fabric. Likewise, shades made from intricate materials, like our Boutique Natural Woven Shades, have a different price point due to their unique construction and from natural, eart…
…Gardens, Thibaut Design, and Better Homes & Gardens Sources: Blindsgalore, Coastal Living, Domaine Home, and Coastal Living Window treatments are one of the easiest ways to add color to your kitchen, bathroom, living room, dining room, and bedroom. Infuse pigmentation throughout your home by daring to go bold with sunny, colorful windows. Featured Image Source: Decor Pad…
…athrooms present an interesting case: Light filtering shades work well for bathrooms that don’t face neighboring windows or busy streets They provide daytime privacy while keeping the space bright However, if your bathroom window is close to a neighbor’s house or faces a sidewalk, you might want to consider how much privacy you need during evening hours when interior lights are on For bathrooms with privacy concerns, consider pairing light filteri…
…-up mounting for privacy with natural light Blackout options work well for bathrooms attached to bedrooms For bathrooms with windows close to neighbors or facing busy streets, you might want blackout cellular shades for complete privacy regardless of time of day. Large windows and sliding doors Big windows lose and gain heat faster than small ones: Picture windows and bay windows are major sources of energy loss Sliding glass doors can feel like o…
…reatments per section Floor-to-ceiling windows benefit from layering Small bathroom windows might not need layering at all 4. Over-Layering Small Windows Too much window treatment makes small rooms feel smaller. For windows under 30″ wide, consider single treatment solutions or very lightweight layering only. 5. Mismatched Hardware Finishes Curtain rod finish should coordinate with room hardware (door handles, light fixtures). Clashing metals look…
…om screaming, “BE MINE!” Adding colorful accessories in your kitchen and bathroom will really make your home festive. Be creative with DIY personal touches. Quick DIY tip: Change the filler within your hurricane vases to match the seasons. In the fall, I fill mine with small ears of dried corn and in winter, with small pine cones. February is perfect for candy hearts or red and pink sprinkles. Don’t think you need to rely on traditional shap…
…and durability makes roller shades ideal for every window from bedroom to bathroom. Try blackout roller shades in places where light control and privacy is a must. 3. The Value Did you know that roller shades have been adorning homes since the 1700’s? Plus, the simplicity of their design has always made them an affordable option. If you want to give your shades a little “oomph,” try adding a valance or drapery. Either way, with roller shades you…