Off center windows behind bed

What I’m about to write about is not an “ideal” design situation. In fact, it’s more of a “good enough” design solution. But the fact is, most of us are dealing with these “good enough” scenarios, aren’t we? The majority ...

Eight designers show us how to decorate around awkwardly-positioned windows, from custom furniture to clever curtain tricks.

A vintage chic guest bedroom mood board with secondhand elements and budget-friendly home decor finds. #guestbedroom #bedroomdesign

I don’t know if you have a husband who is a hunter, but I do. I didn’t know that when I met him, but last year he started going hunting with my dad way up north in the Upper Peninsula. Last year…

So, I am working on our master bedroom and we have an off-centered window behind our headboard. I’m looking for ideas and/or thoughts for art, lighting etc. that would look good with this awkwardly placed window!? My house is mostly mid-century modern. However, I wanted a more boho-modern look in th...

Small space decorating: how to place a bed in front of off-set window when the window isn't centered in the room.

Small bedrooms pose significant challenges when it comes to finding a place for the most important and largest piece of furniture, the bed! Making a gracious bedroom is still possible , it just requires using some creativity and some designer secrets to pull it off. Sometimes, a window that seems

Recently I helped a lovely couple redesign their bedroom. They already loved the wall color and the abundance of natural light, but the placement of the windows left something to be desired. They also wanted to upgrade from a queen size bed to a king, while enhancing the airy feel that they liked best about their bedroom.

I don’t know if you have a husband who is a hunter, but I do. I didn’t know that when I met him, but last year he started going hunting with my dad way up north in the Upper Peninsula. Last year…

I use this trick and love it. "Faux window" treatments add balance and symmetry to an off-center, one-window wall. I would put Christmas lights around the actual one and the fake one so they're both lit up. Maybe just the fake.