Kerrie Kelly
Move over, awkwardly placed windows.
“That might meanmounting the curtainssignificantly wider than the window to adjust the appearance of the window.”
It will help blend everything together so the room looks cohesive throughout.
Kerrie Kelly
Kelly recommends installing nice window treatments to highlight the window’s placement.
Design byJodi Morton/ Photo byDustin Halleck
In one of Palevsky’s projects, built-ins also came to the rescue.
When designing a primary bedroom, she was confronted with windows that sat at an abnormal height.
Kerrie Kelly
Palevsky opted to install a shelf underneath the window and include built-ins on either side.
“We created balance which helped ground the entire wall,” Palevsky says.
Not to mention, the new setup allows for an increased amount of storage possibilities.
Kerrie Kelly
Palevsky Co.
Design byJodi Morton/ Photo byDustin Halleck
Design byAlison Palevsky/ Photo bySerena Saletta
