Arched Window Symmetry Exterior

The symmetry of the Arched Window Install received a unplanned and gladly accepted Exterior Upgrade and future green-space opportunity.

Now the decision on what kind and types of plants, shrubs, and or small trees should be added!  Hopefully Pepes Plants will have a suggestion!

Fig Trees might be good. Tasty fruit.

— Jason Pepe (@Pepesplants) April 25, 2021

This last addition to the Covid Office Makeover was yet: Job Site Leftover saved from the Landfill!

The opportunity to add color via greenery and flowers is going to provide a splash of color upgrade and a pleasing astetic value that has a monetary value that can't be measured in dollars and cents. A welcome addition to the property.

what would you suggest I plant in these big round planter pots??? StLouis Missouri Climate. pic.twitter.com/JUoL3a5I3L

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) April 25, 2021

Creating Symmetry with the arched window

Arched Window Shade CAD Design Sketches

I love the Arched window and the light it lets into and fills the room. But sometimes I would like to be able to block and filter the light. The Off the Shelf stuff for window treatments I didn’t feel are affordable and a good fit for what the vision I have for the window and how it fits in with the other decor. 

The design of the Window Treatment sold at Lowes I don't feel fits the decor and style of the Home Office Space I am creating.

The desired look I created in this space is a combination of Modern and Old World Style that eliminates the expensive molding and framing used to enclose or picture frame the window. I chose the sleek "no frame" inexpensive sheetrock only frame that blends in with the walls without destracting from the focal point of the room - Fireplace and Mantle.

Here are a my sketches of how I am going to DIY a window covering.  Scotty Nov 2020

I love the Arched window and the light it lets into and fills the room. But sometimes I would like to be able to block and filter the light. The Off the Shelf stuff for window treatments I didn’t feel are affordable and a good fit for what the vision I have for the window and how it fits in with the other decor.  Here are a my sketches of how I am going to DIY a window covering.  Scotty Nov 2020

While pondering the materials to use for the shade I am realizing how easy the oriental style fan design would filter the light, that train of thought inspired the idea that two or more filter systems could be created in varying degrees of filtration.

Stay Tuned as I figure out how to put it all together and work out the small stuff. I'll be posting more info in the near future on the Covid Home Office Makeover.

The upgraded and upcycled Antique Fireplace Mantle is also nearing completion! I should have it all put together soon.

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Stone Coat Color Training: Fractured White Marble | Stone Coat Epoxy

I will be experimenting with this kool building material on my covid home office project in the near future.  

Stone Coat Epoxy, I'm going to try it before i recommend it and have just a couple of areas that i feel this product will be perfect for! 

Stone Coat Epoxy, Im going to try it before i recommend it and have just a couple of areas that i feel this product will be perfect for! Will it standup to UV Light in this N Facing Window? pic.twitter.com/JzfUbCcUZ7

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) November 21, 2020

I will be inquiring if this material will fade in UV light, I would like to use it in a North Facing Window. I also plan to use it on the corner shelves (cut-outs / left over pieces) from the upcycled the plywood and particle board used to create the kool arch in the Window System.