{you can see a bit of a “puddle” which I mention a bit later in this post}
If you don’t need them to move for light control or privacy, but only to add another layer to your room and finish off the window with softness and interest, you could use any style: Grommet, rings, a pole pocket or rod pocket, smocked, tab top or tie top.
In my own guest room, I didn’t want to go the custom route, at least not yet. I used the Ikea Merete grommet drapery panels in white. I have a large window which I have a Silhouette from Hunter Douglas as the main treatment and the panels are used just to frame the window.
On the slider, I used two panels on each side to be able to cover the entire door for privacy when company is visiting. Jill sewed two panels together for each side and hemmed all 6 of them for a bit more “custom” look.
{Don’t look too closely-more trim painting needs to be done in here!}
If you are doing stationary panels on each side of the window, it will depend on how much wall space you have and how much window you’re willing to take up. Typically if the panel is 54″wide, you would only need one on each side unless you have a very large window and a lot of wall space and you need to make the window and treatments appear proportional.
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Great! very very nice for decorating your home interior. Nowadays computerized expert system is available for providing interior design by allowing a homeowner to enter interior design requirements and selecting interior designs.
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