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What kind of curtains for this window?
I'm stumped on my office/playroom curtains. I have a regular sized window and then one mini window that has side by side panels - make sense? Here's a picture I found online of what I'm trying to describe:
I bought a valance and 2 small tiers but now I don't know. I almost think panels would be better (like I have for the other window) but I know they don't come shorter than 63". Thoughts?
Re: What kind of curtains for this window?
You can always shorten a purchased window panel if you want... BUT, you could also create the illusion of a longer window by placing the same length that you have elsewhere. So, if you have 84" window panels on the other windows, and that brings the panels to the floor, you could put the same size on that awkward window. Works best if the panels aren't going to be kept open all the time, or if there's a sheer in between solid panels.
oh that is a little tricky.
could you get the long panels and hand them higher then the actual window so they match your other windows?
hope that makes sense.