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Fri, Aug 20, 10 at 22:22
| In the process of upgrading a bathroom and I'm wondering what solutions are ideal for this sort of thing: I have a not-so-large, high-on-the-wall frosted bathroom window that opens by sliding. I don't want to swap out the window itself, and ideally I'd like to get that little bit of light it provides ... but I don't want to see the window itself.
Are there things such as shadowbox frames that can fit over the window area, with a semitransparent sliding panel that lets you access the window behind it? (Would look almost Japanese I think.) The other option might be plantation shutters, although it wouldn't preserve much of the light. |
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