Tricky Oval Window

Here is a great idea I found for dealing with those oval shaped windows.  You know the ones - they add tons of character and make you love the house.  Then you're not sure what to do with them once you realize you need more privacy and/or light control (like in a bathroom or master suite).  

Well, here's a great solution.   
For a more versatile take, I would use a sheer linen, as opposed to a damask, coupled with the nail heads.

PS: I saved this picture awhile ago and have no source for it.  If this is yours or you know who it belongs to, please shoot me an email, and I will gladly give credit!  

PSS:  If you live in the Birmingham area and are looking for something fun to do this coming Saturday afternoon,  Chill Art is having an art show from 4:30-8:00 pm at Escape Day Spa in Crestline.  It's across from Mafiaoz's (you can't miss it).   

Happy Weekend! M.
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