Solving Problems with Window Treatments

There are some spaces that make you wonder, WHAT was the builder thinking when they designed this house?  Do you have one of those?  Here's an example I see often.  I've used a rendering to demonstrate, but I am sure you have been in a room where something was off like this.  

Yes, believe me, this happens in real life!  The windows look "right" from the face of the house due to the exterior design, but then it causes a design issue inside. Do you just live with it? Of course not. Not if it makes you feel like you didn't drink your V-8 and you have to tilt your head to feel comfortable in the space!

Here's an easy solution:  a valance hung on both windows at the same height.  I promise, all I did was add a valance.   Isn't it amazing what a window treatment can do?

Maybe you want something that can function a little better, to give you privacy at night.  A roman shade, designed to stop at the right height when up can give you exactly that. A simple, clean look, with function for privacy. We can even motorize it and program it so that it can be open during the day and closed at night - whatever works best for your family's needs. 

Maybe you want the function of the roman shade, with a little more glam?  Add drapery in front of the roman to bring the eye up and add more softness to the room. With some fun, coordinating pillows, the space can become a place to snuggle up with a good book on a cozy snow day.  

Do you have a crazy window situation?  I'd be happy to help with some ideas to help make you feel comfortable.