Bay Window Curtains
Beautiful Ways to Dress Bay Windows
September 11, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment
If you have a bay window don’t try and hide it make a feature of it! Bay windows make a great focal point in a room and therefore having a beautiful window dressing is the best way to enhance it even further.
You have a number of options and so there will be one which suits [...]
Curtain Ideas for Bay Windows: Coordinating Curtains & Blinds
June 26, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment
A combination of curtains and blinds makes an impressive bay window curtain dressing which can be as formal or informal as you wish to suit the style of your home. Large bay windows which are tall and slim, such as those seen in mansions and stately homes have used this window dressing combinations to create [...]
Curtain Ideas for Bay Windows: Doubling-Up
June 19, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment
The architectural feature of a bay window should be enhanced rather than hidden. This unique feature can be dressing so that it becomes the focal point of a living or bedroom. With today’s advances within the world of interior design and in particular window dressings, finding the right style of curtains to suit the style [...]
Curtain Ideas for Bay Windows: Contemporary Sheers
June 12, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment
Art Deco or modern contemporary, if you have a bay styled window which is an elegant sweeping curve rather than the more traditional style of bay, then you should use this as the focal point of the room. Refined, majestic and simply stunning this style of bay cries out to be noticed!
With curtain tracks and [...]
Ideas for Bay Windows: Make a Window Seat
June 5, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment
If you have a bay window and don’t know quite what to do with it, or are looking for a practical way to use the additional space, why not make a window seat? If your bay has sufficient depth and you have a beautiful outside view, adding a window seat is a great way to [...]
Living Room Interior Design Ideas: Modern Bay Windows
February 5, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment
Usually when we think of bay window we image older styles of house, particularly Victorian homes when bay windows were used to make rooms appear larger. They were also used to bring more natural light into a room, as well as providing views outside which would be unavailable if an ordinary rectangular shaped window was [...]
Interior Design Ideas for Dressing Bay Windows 5: Swags & Tails
November 30, 2011 by admin · Leave a Comment
Swags and tails are a classical style of dressing for bay windows. This style is ideal for traditional and modern homes because you can make the swags as ornate or a simple as you wish. Making a feature or focal point of a bay window is a great way to add the ‘wow’ factor to [...]
Interior Design Ideas for Dressing Bay Windows 4: Blinds
November 27, 2011 by admin · 2 Comments
Bay windows lend themselves to be dressed with treatments which emphasise the bay, as such various styles of blinds can be used depending on the room in which your bay window is located.
Roman Blinds:
Roman blinds offer a soft and informal bay window dressing. The concept is simple as you hang an individual Roman blind in [...]
Interior Design Ideas for Dressing Bay Windows 3: Curtains and Blinds
November 24, 2011 by admin · Leave a Comment
With bay windows being notoriously difficult to dress, today we’re going to look at using both bay window curtains and blinds to create a stunning window dressing which can be adjusted to suit different interior design styles as well as privacy requirements.
The trend for combining curtains and blinds as a practical and aesthetically pleasing window [...]
Interior Design Ideas for Dressing Bay Windows 2: Full Length Curtains
November 21, 2011 by admin · 1 Comment
In our second part of this mini-series we’re taking a look at full length curtains for bay windows, suggesting stylish ways to dress your bay window with minimum fuss and maximum impact.
To create a sense of balance full length curtains are a great option for bay windows. In our last post we looked at using [...]
