A bay window can be an incredibly beautiful focal point of a room, as this glamorous and dramatic bespoke curtain proves. The bold plaid of the Moon Arncliffe/Charoite gives the room a traditional feel, but with the fun more modern purple added to the palette.
Utilising original features is such a wonderful link to the past, hiding the track and embracing the height, the small existing pelmet is gorgeous.
Adding a window seat to a bay window can be such a useful way of adding extra seating, with the added advantage of creating more texture and colour. It can also eliminate the possible dead space that some bay windows can create. It acts almost as another sofa, meaning there is ample seating in the room and no need to block the window with another armchair.
Curtains or blinds in a bay? A decision often queried. Curtain tracks now have come on so much, eradicating the need for the dreaded passing brackets. Now you can have a ceiling fixed track that looks like a pole, and can go tight into the bay so that you keep the floor space. It also means your made to measure curtains can glide around the bay window without interference. Roman blinds in a bay can look absolutely great to keep more light in the room when folding the blinds up fairly tight when making the blinds.
Love,
Sophie
