There were indeed some unique choices made for window treatments and blinds to enhance privacy and control sunlight. For instance, in the master bedroom, sheer roller blinds were installed to allow a soft diffused light to enter the room during the day while maintaining privacy. These blinds could be adjusted to control the amount of light coming in.
In the living room, motorized honeycomb shades were selected. These shades were not only energy-efficient but also provided privacy by diffusing incoming light. The motorized feature allowed for easy control and adjustment of the shades, especially during different times of the day or specific activities.
Additionally, in the study, a combination of frosted window film and sheer curtains were used to optimize privacy and control sunlight. The frosted film provided complete privacy while still allowing natural light to filter through, and the sheer curtains could be drawn for added privacy or opened to allow more sunlight.
In the kitchen, a top-down/bottom-up cellular shade was installed. This type of shade allowed the residents to pull it down from the top to let natural light in while still preserving privacy at the bottom. It was a great solution for keeping sunlight under control while ensuring privacy during meal preparation or dining.
Overall, these unique choices for window treatments and blinds not only enhanced privacy but also provided adequate control over sunlight, allowing the residents to create the desired ambiance in different rooms.
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