Speaking of light, the brightness of a room can have a huge impact on how small and cramped it feels. Whenever possible, try to bring sunlight into your home. Don't use heavy, oppressive cheap ready-made curtains on the windows. Adding sliding glass doors, larger or extra windows or skylights can also make a huge difference. If none of those are possible, simply increase the amount of comfortable artificial lighting. Try to use warmer, softer lights to give it that sun-lit feel.
Yet many, if not most, female Baby Boomers learned dressmaking from their mothers. In the sixties and seventies dress material and patterns were relatively cheap. You could quickly make a frock or skirt within hours and you could own a completely unique piece of clothing for a fraction of the cost of buying one in a dress shop.
If you are ordering custom curtains through the internet or a designer, be sure to ask for a fabric sample before you purchase panels. Tape the fabric sample to your wall next to the window an live with it for a few days. How does it look in the morning light and evening shade? Many fabrics look quite different when held at different angles; by fixing it to the wall in the direction it will hang you will get a good idea of how it will look in the room.
Always remember when getting panoramic glass curtains, we should get those that would be of the right size to fit on the windows or we can get them custom made. By getting custom made curtains, we have more freedom of choosing the design, color and size. We should not use curtains that do not fit or are too small. For an instance the curtains are too small and you are changing your clothes inside, they would still expose you defeating their purpose to provide you with more privacy.
If you don't mind this then your fine, but if you do mind you have a couple of options. First to do this you will need some wall space on tende per bed and breakfast each side of the window. Then determine your height, in this case is 84". Next, go to the web site of where you want to buy your panel track blinds and plug in your width and height to get a price. Take notice of the price. Then increase your width by 1" and notice if the price changed or not. Keep increasing by 1" until it changes. Usually the price break is every 10 to 12". So how does this help you? By increasing your width to 94" instead of 84" you can get the panels off your window, increase your view and not increase your price.
If you don't want your small bathroom to seem small, provide ample light. You can install lights on the ceiling and around the sink area for good illumination. Soft, neutral paint colors such as pastel schemes also help to brighten the room.