Today I need some advice.
I have a large living room window that could use some help.
Right now, there is a custom relaxed Roman shade covering it (see FOR SALE items!).
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But I think some light, long puddling curtains might add a bit more drama to the space. So I bought some inexpensive linen-blend curtains from West Elm.
Once again, I was hoodwinked. I always think I have the best idea and then when I start to execute, I realize I have champagne taste on a beer budget. They just look awfully plain compared to my custom shade.
So two questions.
Do you like them hung from the ceiling or from the wall?
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To make them look less out-of-a-box and more custom, I thought I might add some trim.
#2 - Is Greek key trim overdone?
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Alternatively, I thought about doing a velvet trim in a pattern like this. The the question there would be - what color velvet? I ordered some samples and am leaning towards a beige. Loving the camel, gray and white and celadon theme we've got going. But I'm tempted to be a rebel and add rust velvet.
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-Bethany
I like them hung from the wall (as high as possible). Although I still like greek key, I think the rust velvet trim would look great!
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