Ratho, The Elliot

Mistake No 6: Hanging curtains to sill lengthFull-length curtains are a canny way to correct faulty proportions – whether that’s having a low ceiling or a smallish window. Here, by hanging the curtains at the top of the wall, the ceiling feels higher, as the eye’s drawn upwards, and the window appears deeper because the fabric falls to the floor rather than stopping short.The length of the curtain pole is also a clever cheat in this scheme. By extending it along the whole wall, it makes the window seem wider. It also lets maximum light into the room, because the fabric can be drawn completely away from the glass.

I like how the curtain covers the whole wall- maybe good option for master