I wonder if anyone would be kind enough to give me some help with some Gothic windows.
I have been asked to come up with some ideas for a Methodist Chapel built in 1873 that is being renovated and turned into a home. The pictures are for the master bedroom and are very tricky.
I have suggested aysymetric swags to follow the shape at the top of the window with a pair of Italian strung curtains underneath they would be attached to a piece of wood that has been cut to the shape at the top of the window. As you can see the centre window is much taller than the two outside ones with not much space either side for stack. The side windows are approx 244cms long and the centre one is 306cms from their highest point. This house is littered with these windows so what ever I come up with will probably be replicated in some fashion or another.
God I wish I was an interior designer sometimes I think customers want us to work miracles.
Or am I just being too self limiting. The customers really want to be able to see the windows however I think that it will be a compromise between practicalities of fitting and privacy issues.
Any advise would be very welcome. x
I have been asked to come up with some ideas for a Methodist Chapel built in 1873 that is being renovated and turned into a home. The pictures are for the master bedroom and are very tricky.
I have suggested aysymetric swags to follow the shape at the top of the window with a pair of Italian strung curtains underneath they would be attached to a piece of wood that has been cut to the shape at the top of the window. As you can see the centre window is much taller than the two outside ones with not much space either side for stack. The side windows are approx 244cms long and the centre one is 306cms from their highest point. This house is littered with these windows so what ever I come up with will probably be replicated in some fashion or another.
God I wish I was an interior designer sometimes I think customers want us to work miracles.
Or am I just being too self limiting. The customers really want to be able to see the windows however I think that it will be a compromise between practicalities of fitting and privacy issues.
Any advise would be very welcome. x
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