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Day and night curtains fitted to full-height bedroom windows at The Botany at Dairy Farm.
This bedroom pairs a white sheer day curtain with a heavier grey curtain on the same window wall. The six original photographs show the pairing in three states — the sheer drawn across the glazing, the heavier layer closed, and both layers gathered at the sides.
With both layers drawn back, each gathers at a side of the opening and the outlook stays visible. Curtains still take up room when open, so allow for the stacks when the window is measured.
With the sheer drawn across the glazing, daylight still passes through the fabric and reaches the room softened. The heavier layer sits gathered at the sides.
The heavier layer draws across the same window for the evening. Closed here, it covers the glazing edge to edge, though some light is still visible near the floor. When planning a similar room, compare the selected fabric and the coverage at the top, sides and meeting edges together.
Compare the treatments and discuss the fit at a home consultation.







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