Window treatment dilemma.
This room isn't finished but its far. Its lacking all casework, shelves, and closet doors. I took it as far as I needed for carpet install. It's a multi use space... Guest room (leaning toward lofted bed supported from ceiling) treadmill/bike, office (file cabinets and simple desk on wheels and printers and shelves). The dilemma, is its a guest room. I live in Alaska and summer guests would not be able to sleep !! My thoughts are floor to ceiling pleated curtains,(about 14 ft on high side) but I'm stumped around corner where ceiling starts to vault and there is an angled window and the opening down below with living room windows. If not for angle,I'd have a rod fabricated (or beg apathy are made already) in a big L shape and curtains would slide to corner when open. Not the case. Ok, so I put an angled blind by hunter Douglas in window and a blind mounted to ceiling of that opening and leave open 85% of time. (all bedrooms upstairs are by the shade store so I'm crushed to have to change Manu. Bc of angle) do I put blinds that coordinate in all four openings and then just floor to ceiling curtains on the one wall? Ugh. I want it to tie together!
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1. Get bed off floor and create a ceiling for office nook. Allows me to put file cabinet and desk and full plotter printer we inherited on wall instead of Murphy bed pic 1
2. Wall bed by akclosets with built in shelves all around. Not sure where to put plotter unless I put next to closet with tall filing cabinet and put high counter above it with small printers but I hate to add everything around a plotter that will eventually die. Now what goes in void under high counter. thinking modular here.
I'm open to thoughts on two diff layouts as well. :-) thanks