This post is in partnership with Bali Blinds. The Tree House master bedroom is simultaneously the coziest and the most awkward space in our home. While it’s a great size, it’s flanked on three sides by 1) a 6′ wide closet, 2) French doors that lead onto the patio, and 3) French doors that lead […]
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This post is in partnership with Bali Blinds.
The Tree House master bedroom is simultaneously the coziest and the most awkward space in our home. While it’s a great size, it’s flanked on three sides by 1) a 6′ wide closet, 2) French doors that lead onto the patio, and 3) French doors that lead into the living room. (The fourth wall has a sizeable window, so we purposely chose this low profile bed frame that wouldn’t block the view.) All of these are great things, but they do make for some challenges to keep the room functional! Most recently, we created a command center using this dresser in an unused corner, and in the same weekend, we finally solved a big privacy issue with the doors that open into the main living space. We have curtains now!

curtains | rod | sconce | toy basket | dresser | mirror
Way back when we decided on fabric for our Roman shades, we were careful to choose materials that would also work well for curtains in these tricky spaces; I’m including the guest room as a ‘tricky space,’ which I̵...