I have pics now of my current window treatments and wondering which people like better?
I personally have hated these since we moved here, but had such a time finding what I like I just left them there until I could get around to finding something else..
Current pics- http://s153.photobucket.com/albums/s226/misskim55/
what I’m thinking of changing them to-http://www.walmart.com/ip/Canopy-Lined-Ombre-Faux-Silk-Drapery-Panel-Straw-84/14659047 or these http://www.walmart.com/ip/Canopy-Lined-Color-Band-Grommet-Top-Energy-Efficient-Curtain-Panel-Clay-Beige-and-Chocolate-Chip/11548092
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Tie-Up Shade Solid Insulated Thermal Blackout Window Shade 63″L-BURGANDY – TUB
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Levolor Medallion Drapery Holdbacks, Pair of 2, Brushed Sienna
Pair includes two medallions, and mounting hardware for easy installation.
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firefend Thermal Back Tab Drapery, 50-Inch by 72-Inch, Chocolate
Firefend is the first ready-made Flame Retardant window collection.
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