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What do you think of the way the window treatments have been hung, to create a "left" and "right" design next to the cabinet?

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No.not a fan of drapes, curtains or whatever they are called. Give me blinds, shutters any day.

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@Meowingkitty 

Yes, me, too. But blinds or shutters do not fit with Early American.

 

@lolakimonoI think the window, which would be to the far R (not pictured) is the complement to the window to the R of the hutch. The window to the left may (or may not) have both R & L panels.

 

In any event, I like the 1 panel treatment, but it has to be in the appropriate setting. If I re-did the window treatments in our present LR...or even in the master bedroom. (I'll think about that tomorrow.)

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Re: L & R Window Treatments

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I like the rug ... 

 

love the cabinet, too.

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Don't care about the curtains but I love that room. Love homes that are hundreds of years old. Don't know if that's real or a reproduction but I like it.

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I like the fireplace and wood beam ceiling.  Hate any sort of curtains.  Much prefer some type of shades, not blinds or shutters, and IMO they would work in this room.

 

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For this room, those curtains are perfect. 

 

With a real wood fireplace, I'd rather have something that could be washed easily (and curtains/drapes can be machine washed).

 

Blinds, shades, would ruin the ambiance of the room.  

 

Perhaps shutters would work.

 

But it's a dining area, so privacy isn't as necessary as other rooms.

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First of all that fireplace and corner cupboard are gorgeous. Love that rug. I think they were going for the style of the day the way they hung the curtains. They don't bother me none. I had windows by my fireplace at my old house and I pushed them open toward the fireplace. 

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Beautiful room and I like simple window treatments.  To my untrained eye I would have tied the panel back the opposite way, or at least tried to see how it looked.  Like the fabric used and everything about the room. Thanks for sharing

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Re: L & R Window Treatments

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Curtains like this were often used in a primitive setting.  

 

I think pulling them towards the beautiful cabinet frames and draws attention to it.

 

In this case, my 'eye' tells me it was the right thing to do.