Window coverings question

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Miss Pitstop

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4,289 posts

204 months

Friday 1st May 2009
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In my house I have taken down all but 1 set of the hideous vertical blinds which were there when I moved in. The set that I have left are up against the main bedroom window.

I'm not a fan of net curtains either, but walking down my road most people either have the vertical blinds or nets, so i'm turning to you lot for a stylish alternative.

I am happy to have bare windows in the lounge and at the back of the house but feel I need something up against the bedroom window - it just doesn't feel right that people can look into your bedroom! The window is quite wide so horizontal blinds aren't really an option - what would you suggest?

Cheers


Simpo Two

85,883 posts

267 months

Friday 1st May 2009
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Miss Pitstop said:
I need something up against the bedroom window
That's a dangerous thing to say on PH...




Curtains work for me.

robinhood21

30,802 posts

234 months

Friday 1st May 2009
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How about something Like This.

Miss Pitstop

Original Poster:

4,289 posts

204 months

Friday 1st May 2009
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Simpo Two said:
Miss Pitstop said:
I need something up against the bedroom window
That's a dangerous thing to say on PH...

Curtains work for me.
Yes, I knew somewhere I would make an innocent innuendo! Thankfully the new P&P set up means not so many people will see it!

I should have said, I do have curtains but they are blackout ones. I am after something which lets the natural light in, but offers a degree of privacy for those times when you get changed during the day or don't want the world looking in!!

Thanks Robin Hood for the shutter link, will get some info on those.

Simpo Two

85,883 posts

267 months

Friday 1st May 2009
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Blackout curtains - you're either a photographer, or re-enact WW2 air-raids, or a vampire...



Venetian blinds?

mgtony

4,027 posts

192 months

Friday 1st May 2009
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How about using frosting film. You can put it half way up the window so that people can't see in but you can still peek over to see outside. Can be bought cheaply on-line and is a pretty simple DIY job.It looks quite effective. smile