Need help with bedroom drapes
Hi,
I need help with the height of my drapes. Im attaching a few pictures of my room window with options of height of the rod.
Also attaching a picture of the measurements chart I found online, not sure if it'll work with my window.
Theres also a picture of the blue drapes with two rods, thats how I will be doing my drapes. So I need correct height for both the rods that I will put on my arched window.
Thanks!
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vmalhotra2
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8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoDon't do the swag over the window. The swag looks over-done and too ornate esp. for the rest of your room. It's more 80's than 2016.
If you must cover it consider a shutter in the same color wood. You could do just the top with shutter and drapes on the bottom or shutter the whole window.
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