One question that I repeatedly get from clients is how to treat arched windows with window treatments. While there is no right or wrong answer, below are a few great solutions!
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| This solution would need some advance planning with your architect or contractor. If you look closely, the ceiling detail has stopped short of the window in order to create a pocket for the hardware and drapery topper. This solution would work well if you do not like the look of drapery hardware or you have a large expanse of window to cover and need to utilize a track mounted system. |
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| This is a pretty straight forward drapery panel installation. While you have a variety of places that you can put the rod, I like this image because when you take the rod to just below the ceiling line/crown work (rather than the top of the arch or slightly above the arch) you emphasize the height of the room. |
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| Shutters are also a good way to go when you need maximum privacy. |
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| This is a great solution if you need to block light and visibility with ease, while still letting light in through the arched portion of the window: Roman shades mounted directly onto the door |
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| There's nothing wrong with doing nothing! Happy Decorating! |
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