Window Treatments Project at Setthasiri Bangkok

Custom-made blackout curtains in the living room

Make up room with closet and basswood blinds

Room with a window covered with fabric beige color curtains

Room with blackout curtains covered its windows

Living room with two windows, one with partially drawn curtains, other one fully covered with blackout curtains

Room with window covered with sheer curtains and pulled aside blackout curtains

Window decorated nicely with sheer and blackout curtains

Rooms with two windows covered with basswood blinds

Exploring the Window Decorations Project at Setthasiri, Bangkok:

This endeavor signifies our initial venture in designing and installing window treatments at Setthasiri Krungthep Kreetha village in Bangkok. At this project, the interior of the house features predominantly white tones, creating a bright and pristine ambiance that seamlessly accommodates an array of vibrant furniture, curtains, and other decorative elements.

Downstairs, we crafted a modern curtain design that required sewing tall curtains from the ceiling to the floor, resulting in an illusion of heightened ceilings and an overall sense of spaciousness in the living room. The curtains were made using light gray fabrics, imbuing the space with a simplistic yet elegant touch.

Additionally, we incorporated a layer of lightweight and breezy sheer curtains with a pleated pattern that seamlessly merged with the upper layer's design, which featured dimout curtains. The decision to opt for pleated sheer curtains stemmed from the limited space available for curtain installation in certain second-floor rooms due to the proximity of wall cabinets and windows. Pleated curtains proved to be an ideal choice for areas with spatial constraints.

Consequently, we extended the use of pleated sheer curtains to the ground floor as well. This ensured that when viewed from outside the building, there were no noticeable discrepancies in curtain designs. The introduction of these initial airy sheer curtains with distinct patterns harmonized exceptionally well with the design of the upper layer, comprising dimout curtains.

Lastly, we carefully crafted the window treatments for the prayer room and dressing room, incorporating wooden blinds that serve a dual purpose of light control and ease of maintenance. These blinds offer an effective solution for regulating the amount of light entering the rooms while also simplifying the cleaning process.

In conclusion, our venture into designing and installing window treatments at Setthasiri Krungthep Kreetha village has been a successful endeavor, showcasing our expertise in creating visually appealing and functional window treatments that enhance the overall ambiance of the homes. From the modern curtain designs on the ground floor to the incorporation of pleated sheer curtains for spatial constraints and the integration of wooden blinds in the prayer room and dressing room, we have achieved a harmonious and stylish result.