Best Blinds or Curtains for South-Facing Windows to Reduce Glare?

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Asked By User1234! On

I'm looking for some advice on window treatments for my south-facing window. I've tried a blackout blind before, but it made the room feel way too dark since I only have one window. The window is right above my TV, so during bright, cloudy days, the glare is pretty annoying. I also tried regular blinds, but they let in too much sun because of the gaps, especially since the window is higher than where I sit. I'm hoping to find something that will let in natural light without causing glare, and I don't want the room to be too dark. Any suggestions?

3 Answers

Answered By VersatileWindowPro On

For versatility, I recommend Bali double-cellular shades that adjust from both the top and bottom. They let in light but aren’t completely blackout. Complement them with fabric blackout curtains on a rod for extra darkness when needed. This setup provides great light control and insulation with a quick pull back for full brightness!

Answered By HomeStyleGuru On

I had a similar issue with my windows. I ended up using sheer curtains paired with heavier woven ones. The heavier curtains can be pulled back for light while the sheers help diffuse the glare. It also gives a nice classy look to the room!

Answered By ShadeExpert88 On

Have you considered using a screen shade? They can effectively block glare while still allowing some natural light in. They’re great for preventing that harsh sunlight without darkening your space too much.

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