r/WindowTreatmentIdeas

Wanted some assistance figuring out what to do on this antique window. Really hoping to come up with something which doesn’t hide the beautiful side light windows with the inlays. Open to all suggestions.

We moved into a new home and the windows need all types of love. I was going to do cordless embossed white slat blinds but I’d love to add color with something else.

If you do blinds, what’s the best complimentary curtain/valance?

I want to install a curtain that is wider than the window (blackout), but the window is right up against the adjacent wall so I cant install a rod. I tried tension rods, but the curtains wont reach the ends completely and the light comes through the ends. Are there any solutions for this 😭

Unsure what I should do for window treatment in my kitchen. It's a large window that opens, i depend on the light it gives me for my plants and good lighting it provides. Originally I had a table and more plants in front of it but now that we've redone the kitchen it feels like I'm on display.

Our house is far off the road and on a bit of a hill, so I've thought about only "covering" the bottom half...but I'm not sure.