This is truly amazing to see. You’re definitely talented with window treatments and have great tips. I also read you’re post on 8 tips to decorate for renters. I’m incredibly inspired.
Love these! Do you know where the sheer, white curtains in the first knotted curtain image (next to the dresser/bust) are from?? They are EXACTLY what I’ve been keeping my eye out for!
I agree that good looking fabric is an effective way to cover ugly blinds. After all, if you’re renting, it’s not like you can just trash the blinds. The landlord, of course, would have no qualms with you covering them up with fabric.
You are so creative with windows. I love what you did with my french doors
Thank you! Can’t wait to do more this summer!
This is truly amazing to see. You’re definitely talented with window treatments and have great tips. I also read you’re post on 8 tips to decorate for renters. I’m incredibly inspired.
I’m so glad the window treatments and tips for renters inspired you!! Thanks for stopping by and the sweet comment. Have a lovely weekend. 🙂
So Pretty! I love the brown and teal color combination…
Oooh, that’s a pretty one! Thanks for the love!
Love these! Do you know where the sheer, white curtains in the first knotted curtain image (next to the dresser/bust) are from?? They are EXACTLY what I’ve been keeping my eye out for!
Thanks Amelia! I bought those curtains at Target. I’m not sure if they still carry them. They were either Threshold or nate Berkus brand.
I agree that good looking fabric is an effective way to cover ugly blinds. After all, if you’re renting, it’s not like you can just trash the blinds. The landlord, of course, would have no qualms with you covering them up with fabric.
One of the easiest ways to create a home in a rental!!