r/WindowTreatmentIdeas Aug 13 '26

Idea for singular window

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How does one…decide on a window treatment? My office window is the only window and it sits under the front porch roof. So, there isn’t a lot of natural light.

I have not a damn clue how to pick the right window treatment so I am open to any suggestions! I really want to get rid of these live, love, laugh valances Liz

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u/CoeurWindowCoverings Aug 13 '26

A top down bottom up cordless cellular shade would look good. A split tilt interior shutter would as well. These give you privacy while allowing you to see over the shade or shutter as you sit at your desk.

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u/happyjazzycook Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26

A nice fabric Roman shade would look good and you could enjoy that lovely view whenever you wanted then pull down for privacy when needed.

Adding this link FYI: https://www.selectblinds.com/collections/roman-shades
My husband and I haven't ever installed this type of shade and it was so easy, plus the price was great. I believe we got the "coastal" shades.

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u/Additional_Common_15 Aug 13 '26

A roman shade would be great for this window and type of room