If I have blinds on the windows, do I still add curtain? It seems I should since there is space between the edge of the blinds with the window frame, the light could still come into the house when I don't need it.
What is your guys' opinions?
drums please, Fab?
Sep 20, 10 6:38 pm
yes you must add curtain
cmrhm
Sep 20, 10 7:07 pm
Thanks, FRaC, is this what you are talking about?
drums please, Fab?
Sep 20, 10 7:51 pm
that's close cmrhm .. but you need the valance across the top so when the curtains are open the window is still properly framed.
this is what you need to do:
cmrhm
Sep 20, 10 10:46 pm
FRaC:
That is fuxking nice. Glad to hear you mention "valance".
Thanks!
cityboy9
Oct 21, 10 1:06 pm
FRaC!!!! i nearly pissed my pants with that image!!!!!!! HAHAHHAHAHA!
won and done williams
Oct 21, 10 1:23 pm
okay, even if this thread ends right now, it may have won the award for best thread ever.
oh no, i can no longer pretend to be a npr-listening, fox news watching centrist. dern it!
chigurh
Oct 20, 14 11:30 am
don't even waste your time/money, unless you can do a fully automated lutron system.
toosaturated
Oct 20, 14 11:58 am
windows are overrated anyways
thisisnotmyname
May 15, 17 11:16 am
Mies did a lot of nice things with curtains that ran from floor to ceiling.
A thick curtain, of velvet or a thinner decorative fabric with a thick opaque secondary backing, is standard equipment in most hotel rooms for the purpose of creating full darkness at any time of day. Some people put them in their bedrooms at home.
Peter Normand
Jan 8, 18 11:57 am
I was always told that it is very important for your curtains to match-your drapes. This is for some reason important when selecting a husband too?
NehaSharma
Dec 4, 18 5:12 am
Yes it is a good idea, I really like it.
On the fence
Dec 4, 18 10:48 am
I wish I had an answer for this issue but I went to architecture school so...…..
drums please, Fab?
May 12, 20 2:22 pm
a classic from 2010 ~ thanks for the memories, cmrhm!
you too, digitaldoubt, spam post or not 'twas a great bump!
If I have blinds on the windows, do I still add curtain? It seems I should since there is space between the edge of the blinds with the window frame, the light could still come into the house when I don't need it.
What is your guys' opinions?
yes you must add curtain
Thanks, FRaC, is this what you are talking about?
that's close cmrhm .. but you need the valance across the top so when the curtains are open the window is still properly framed.
this is what you need to do:
FRaC:
That is fuxking nice. Glad to hear you mention "valance".
Thanks!
FRaC!!!! i nearly pissed my pants with that image!!!!!!! HAHAHHAHAHA!
okay, even if this thread ends right now, it may have won the award for best thread ever.
good job.
won williams yer fired !!
oh no, i can no longer pretend to be a npr-listening, fox news watching centrist. dern it!
don't even waste your time/money, unless you can do a fully automated lutron system.
windows are overrated anyways
Mies did a lot of nice things with curtains that ran from floor to ceiling.
A thick curtain, of velvet or a thinner decorative fabric with a thick opaque secondary backing, is standard equipment in most hotel rooms for the purpose of creating full darkness at any time of day. Some people put them in their bedrooms at home.
I was always told that it is very important for your curtains to match-your drapes. This is for some reason important when selecting a husband too?
Yes it is a good idea, I really like it.
I wish I had an answer for this issue but I went to architecture school so...…..
a classic from 2010 ~ thanks for the memories, cmrhm!
you too, digitaldoubt, spam post or not 'twas a great bump!