Sometimes window treatments are not needed to enhance the beauty. When? When you have amazing architecture and a fantastic view. The photos are compliments of Houzz.
Kanner Architects
Kanner Architects
Fulcrum Structural Engineering
Fulcrum Structural Engineering
Hammer Architects
Eifler & Associates Architects
Amato Architecture
Roger Hirsch Architect
Hammer Architects
Did you enjoy the view(s)?
It's funny... interior designers speak often of window treatments. Did you happen to notice that all but one of these photos are from architectural firms? Hmmm??.....
Enjoy your weekend!
I loved all of the views. I wonder what it feels like at night? I think I have lived in the city for too long.
ReplyDeleteThey are amazing views! Jude
ReplyDeleteSpectacular views that would be a mistake to cover.
ReplyDeletegreat blog
Wow Paula!! First, I'm so excited that i have the opportunity to follow a wonderful designer like you through blogosphere! Second, I'm an admirer!! Third, about this post, yes it is sooo true the presenceof windows! I love French windows! The rooms you've shown are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteVery good point, Paula Grace! Window treatments, I believe, would ruin these places...and they are amazing! I had to go back and look them over three times...I was trying to select a favorite. I cannot, though, they are all stunning, with different attributes and qualities...
ReplyDeleteDroooool. I want to live in every one of those homes!!!
ReplyDeleteAs an interior decorator with an education and background in interior design, I get TONS of requests for help with window treatments... and I don't even really LIKE window treatments. If the architecture of your space is well designed, don't clutter your windows with curtains!
ReplyDeleteThe images are so lovely. Thanks for sharing!