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NBR: Anyone good with decorating inside?

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I have been really good about my house up till this point, my entire house is done in country decor.  And I have these three windows in the front of my house, it is like one big window should have gone there (like a bay window) but instead they just put three regular windows side by side.  I want to get new curtains for it, I have balloon ones up right now and they are pretty but they just don't go with the rest of the room.  I have been looking up country type curtains but I don't know if I should get just a valance, or get something that has a valance on top and then something in the middle.  THis is one example:  WDYT will that look silly with three of them going straight across?imageimage" mce_src="image">

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  • soontobecapeksoontobecapek member
    I would do something similar to that.... My aunt had 2 windows and got each a valance that angled opposite each other and then bottom curtains like that. then you could always put a regular valance on the middle one.
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  • TMs1stBabyTMs1stBaby

    I wouldn't do that for three straight windows.  Too much.  I'd get blinds and a valance.  But not an uneven valance like this, something with a straight cut would be better.  Also, you could do one valance tension rod stretched across all three windows.  I like the top left one here.  I love waverly, good quality, nice patterns.  Good luck.

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  • jlb7640jlb7640
    Usually the top and bottom is done in just the kitchen.  Maybe do longer curtains and one long rod going across.  It ties them together but does not overwhelm.
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  • milfy1milfy1

    imagejlb7640:
    Usually the top and bottom is done in just the kitchen.  Maybe do longer curtains and one long rod going across.  It ties them together but does not overwhelm.

    ditto.  the curtains you posted look like kitchen curtains.

    I would do the rod with the long straight curtains.   

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