Every so often, a window configuration comes along that tests every skill a window treatment specialist has. This master bedroom project in the Halifax-Dartmouth area was one of those — a wide, sweeping bedroom window topped by a half-round arched window, each requiring a fundamentally different solution, both needing to look cohesive and considered together. The result is a two-part installation that handles one of the most technically demanding window pairings in residential design. The Challenge: Two Windows, Two Solutions, One Unified Look The window configuration in this master bedroom consists of two distinct elements stacked vertically: - Below: A wide, rectangular master bedroom window — the primary window in the room, spanning most of the wall and requiring full light and privacy control for sleeping, morning routines, and daily use - Above: A half-round arched window sitting directly on top of the rectangular window — a beautiful architectural detail that adds height and elegance to the room, but one that presents a unique coverage challenge These two windows are visually connected — they read as a single composition from both inside and outside the home. That means the coverage solution must honour both individually while maintaining a unified, intentional aesthetic across the whole. The Lower Window: Wide Motorized Cellular Honeycomb Shade For the wide rectangular…