One balanced backdrop.
Three window treatments.
The original taupe-and-timber bed-wall design, now centred and balanced around the bed. Compare three curtain treatments with the same panel layout, furniture and viewpoint.
OPTION A
Light corner
One L-shaped sheer treatment, with separate concealed blackout blinds at the small windows. The original panel widths and headboard are retained, with matching stone details on both sides.
OPTION B
Curtain wrap
Sheer and oatmeal blackout curtains follow the corner on two concealed tracks. The same balanced bed wall stays behind them. The blackout layer is shown partly drawn to make its weight and coverage visible.
OPTION C
Tailored blinds
Individual oatmeal Roman blinds give each window a precise edge. The same taupe panels, timber lower section and paired stone details remain. The larger glass slider keeps its full-length curtains; the small windows have no floor-length fabric.
The bed wall, straight on
Four equal upper panels, matching stone inserts, a centred timber base and equal bedside spacing. The single bedside pendant is retained from the existing lighting plan.
A closer look at option A
One modest-width lower casement opens outwards; the upper light stays fixed. Shown partly open.
The L-shaped sheer softens both windows and the corner column. Independent blackout blinds provide the night-time layer.
How the room is adjusted
The bed and original panel move together by approximately 8½ inches. The headboard and panel keep their original widths; all four upper panels are equal and centred on the bed.
Both bedside tables keep equal spacing from the bed. The short curtain return ends before the panel. Approximately 3 ft 6 in remains to the wardrobe fronts.
The artwork console is recentered and reduced to approximately 3 ft 10 in wide, keeping its edge within the solid wall beside the fixed entrance.
Curtain references: curved corner curtain · concealed blind and curtain tracks.
Separate visual samples. The proposed 22-inch opening matches the existing narrow window and allows the full original back-panel width to remain. Lighting is illustrative. The approved master-suite model, window schedule and contractor dimension sheets are unchanged.