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Heather Stevens I dont think that i would do treatments, leave the framing as a focal point, anything you put on the windows will only bring attention to the mistake in the window placement. Less is more...

Interiors International, Inc. I agree with Heather, the architectural detail is quite a nice statement on it's own.

Natalie Hi---I agree with Heather---keep it as is. I suggest placing a light neutral area rug under the table for a bit of balance. This is a Beautiful room and the wall color is FAB!!! Good Luck!

angiesays White shutters would be my choice for those great windows.

fabia Plantation Shutters, white wood. Fabulous interior set to showcase all trim..

Viola Interior Design Alternatively, you could do floor to ceiling length shear curtains on the entire window wall. Could be dramatic yet softer, and take your eye away from the strong geometric lines of the large offset windows.

fabia I am adding a couple of pictures, always easier to visualize this way. These shutters are examples of the style I am speaking of. The company measures , and build an interior mount frame to fit into the window. I suggest removing the tilt bar, as some shutters come with them. I think white wood 3 inch slats would work. The slats can be larger if you like. The wood is also supreme, as a treatment. Choosing a colour similar to your furniture. Cheers!

fabia and yet..

dwightcaroline Thank you for the advice! My husband and I have always loved plantation shutters but have been hesitant because of the cost. Maybe we will consider getting a quote for them.

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC If that were my home, I'd get a contractor and move the windows so that they were centered properly. It would really bother me.

Blue Hot Design If the asymmetry of this idea doesn't bother you, would you consider removing the headers, and adding one nice full curtain panel on the far right, hung from a chunky, decorative rod with a finial at both ends? Then some bold artwork between the windows could help finish it off.

Install the rod with large rings at the top of the window trim, or higher, if you want to replace the large header (crown, really) with a smaller crown molding. The current ones look like an afterthought anyway, and don't fit with the flat molding.

Some folks prefer strict symmetry. If you're one of them, you'll never be happy with this room.

The architect designed this building from the outside, without considering where the windows land inside. Shame, shame.

Here's a photo of the look I'm describing, from a kitchen I designed. Just pretend the left curtain panel isn't there. And make sure the panel fully covers the window trim on the far right window.

deb48 Hi, I think the room looks beautiful and agree that the windows are a real feature already.Plantations are fabulous though-I have a home full of them- but remember you do lose some of the outside view.
good luck

decoenthusiaste If plantations are out of reach you might try soft romans, but I wouldn't worry about the symmetry issue.

smldesigns I think I would do Natural Woven Shades or patterned Roman Shades mounted inside the window. Look at Smith & Noble for examples.

JMittman Designs I do not really care for the wood cornice tops on those windows. They emphasize even more the unbalanced windows. How tall are the walls? 8 foot? I would take the cornice off. Install panels, with london shades installed high too. Make the windows look taller for the room.

smartkat Move the plant to the other corner beside the sideboard to have a reason for that "extra space" to be there then your eye will better pair the windows with one another.

fabia The Plantation shutters can be real wood or faux. They really are an investment, but well worth it. My thoughts were they worked with the oodles of gorgeous trim work.

Bonnie I think if the windows are well dressed the symmetry issue will diminish. You could mount panels (with or without under sheers) just under the major part of the moulding as shown in the pic I have attached.

Bonnie Here's an example of the sheer drape idea going across the whole wall and they did one panel swagged back. The window in the picture has uneven space on either side of the window as well. Your window is a different shape but I think you could do something similar but put your single panel on the right side.

Bonnie Another example of uneven placement of windows...where the space on one side is quite a bit wider the space on the other side of the window but yet not noticeable at first because the room is so well decorated

anthip I like that idea Bonnie. Although I would leave the blinds in the windows and just run a nice silk drape the whole length of the wall - then you could have a really dramatic full wall of curtains in the evenings/winters and have the swag on the right hand side at other times.

cyn222 Leave it to builders to create problems. I wouldn't use drapes. Maybe shutter blinds would work better.

dessert A simple solution is three panels hung from the ceiling. One at either end and one in the center. They can be fixed or closing if you require privacy. Your mouldings would still be visible and the different sized spaces camouflaged. Chose a beautiful fabric and use french pleats to complement your style.

chris_wolff i have similar header on my LR and DR windows. I had single width panels made up and used Curtain-tracks.com ceiling mounted track attached flush with the window header--it looks like one more piece of moulding. I used the curtain track end cap screwed down tight to keep the panels stacked back so the view is maintained. Sorry the pic is so dark but the winter "gloom" is upon us here! (I have used Curtain-track.com part number 84003 and also RECMAR 3120 from same website. They can both be cut to length with a home depot grade hacksaw. Drilling the holes through the track to mount into the window frame required batch of cookies to make up to my husband but those and track were affordable. Agree with Natalie, paint color is awesome. What did you use?

chris_wolff ps--here are close ups inside and out. Good luck! update us on what you eventually do.

dwightcaroline Paint color is Chipmunk by Pittsburgh Paints. I have considered panels but I am worried the far left one will cover up too much of the window.

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC Chris--love your window treatments! And the room is just wonderful!

blindsdirectcanada I would suggest putting a Roman Shade inside your window frame it will make the room look more polished . You can also choose from a wide selection of fabrics which is great !

http://www.blindsdirectcanada.com/blinds-toronto/roman-blinds-shades.html

LM Designers What a beautiful dining room. I would leave it alone with no drapes. You have a nice clean look right now.

feeny At most, simple inset roman shades. But only if you need protection from the sun or privacy. Otherwise I'd keep them unadorned and celebrate their lovely wood framing details.