Custom Valence, Shutters and Blinds

• Dress your palladium window with curtains, fan blinds and plantation shutters for a striking focal point in your room. Have a wooden window valence built that includes a cutout to match the arch of your palladium window. You can cover the valence with fabric and hang curtains so that they fall on either side of your window, framing it. The curtains will be stationary, thanks to the arch cutout, but you can cover the large section of the palladium window with custom-made plantation shutters for privacy and fan blinds with adjustable louvers custom-made over the arch. The result will be a dramatic window treatment that also allows for privacy when you need it.
  
  

Stained Glass Paint

• Making a large palladium window stained glass is a costly proposition. Instead, you can simulate the look of stained glass with stained glass paint and self- adhesive leading strips. You can find stained glass paint and the leading strips at your local craft store or from online retailers. Stained glass paint works vertically, so you can paint the window as it hangs in your home. You can use a template to create your pattern, trace it onto the glass and fill in with the paint. The adhesive leading is peel-and-stick rubberized material that you can use to separate the colors in the window and outline your design. Add protective stained glass paint sealer on the finished project after it dries. The stained glass paint is translucent, like real stained glass, and you can apply clear coats as well as colors for flexibility in your design.
  
  

Window Wallpaper

• Achieving both privacy and design is simple if you choose window wallpaper. The vinyl film is adhesive free and easy to remove, but it also clings to your windows for years if that's what you desire. You can find patterns and styles to decorate the palladium window or you can cover it with a frosted film for privacy. You can find window wallpaper at a variety of online retailers and in your local home improvement store.