I'd do roman blinds if you don't want full length. Or pull the beds away from the wall a couple of inches and let the full length ones hang behind the bed.

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Anonymous wrote:You could do a cornice board with blinds or you could just do full length curtains. I think short curtains are goofy.

OP here. Me too - I think they are pretty goofy too. Thanks.

pp here. Cornice boards are actually in style. I'm doing some for in the office right now with full length drapes inside. This was my inspiration pic, but you could just do the cornice: http://stephaniekraussdesigns.blogspot.com/2014/11/sources-secrets-and-tips-on-my-orc.html

Anonymous wrote:You could do a cornice board with blinds or you could just do full length curtains. I think short curtains are goofy.

OP here. Me too - I think they are pretty goofy too. Thanks.

I'd do full length if you want curtains, and just make sure the bed is pulled away an inch or two from the wall so they have room to drape nicely.

You could do a cornice board with blinds or you could just do full length curtains. I think short curtains are goofy.

We have two beds in my son's room and one is partially under a window. Full length curtains would be caught between the wall and bed. I am not a fan of short curtains, but with the bed configuration I wonder if that is best. Any thoughts or suggestions?