…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…
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…ely populated area or not, privacy is important in rooms like bedrooms and bathrooms. If you are starting fresh with brand new window shades or blinds, it’s easier to get it right from the start. Consider these things when choosing your new window shades: If you are buying cellular shades, roman shades or pleated shades, you can choose to have the top down/bottom up option which lets you position the shade anywhere in the window, so you have priva…
…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…
…rics requiring special cleaning Anything that can’t handle grease splatter Bathrooms: Privacy and Moisture Resistance Vinyl fabrics are non-negotiable in bathrooms. They handle humidity without warping or developing mildew. For privacy, choose: Room-darkening or blackout if bathroom faces neighbors Light-filtering if you want natural light and have privacy Top-down/bottom-up operation lets you lower from top for ventilation while maintaining priva…
…ure this counts as camping, but the ultra modern design is amazing. The egg shaped trailer has a main room that changes from a reading room with a slide open bookcase to a bedroom with fold down beds and a family room with a tilt-open deck and even a bathroom with a working shower. If this is camping, I’m in! Whatever you choose, old, big, new ,retro, modern, being outdoors in the Fall, cooking, hiking, fishing, collecting snakes, telling ghost st…
…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…
…reatments? Small windows love pleated shades. We’ve installed thousands in bathroom windows where the compact stack maximizes natural light. The moisture-resistant polyester handles steamy showers better than many Roman shade fabrics. No warping, no mildew, just wipe clean when needed. RVs and tiny homes practically demand pleated shades. Our Blindsgalore Pleated RV Shades: Room Darkening fit perfectly in compact spaces. The lightweight constructi…