For our favorite room in the house (yours) A good night’s sleep in a comfy bed. Bedroom furniture that gives you space to store your things (in a way that means you’ll find them again). lighting to set the mood and soft textiles to snuggle up in. All at a price that lets you rest easy. It’s what sweet dreams are made of. Full, Queen and King beds, Guest beds & daybeds, Loft beds & bunk beds Foam & latex mattresses, Mattress & pillow protectorsIKEA Panel CurtainsIKEA Panel CurtainIKEA Aina CurtainsIKEA Leaf CurtainsIKEA Kids CurtainsIKEA Lenda CurtainsIKEA Green CurtainsIKEA Sheer CurtainsWhite Lace Curtains Sheer 2 Panels Canopy Room Divider Outdoor Indoor 110"X98"soldIKEA LILL sheer curtains 2 PAIR 4 panels 98 " x 110 " white NEW FREE SHIPPING !!9 soldIKEA LILL Curtains Sheer Net White 2 Panels 110x 98" Canopy Room Divider FREESHPsoldGorgeous IKEA Ingmarie, 98" Long Curtains. 6 Panels.NEW Ikea Curtains Pair of LENDA Beige Curtains Linen Look 55 x 98" Tan Natural~~2 x NEW IKEA LILL SHEER PANELS WHITE CURTAINS EACH PANELS SIZE 110X98"~~

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1 Pair of cotton velvet curtains for 25 bucks! It could have been that only certain colors were on sale. - SANELA Curtains, 1 pair - gray, 55x118 " - IKEAThere’s a lot of unintentional alliteration in my title right there. Uncrowded periods at Ikea are just about as elusive and valuable as at Disney World. Last year I hit upon the idea of giving Superbowl evening a try and met with great, uncrowded success. So this year we decided to go ahead and call it an annual tradition. Now we just have to be very careful not to start watching football. That picture up there explains why we do this: it’s an actual, unretouched photo of Ikea with no people in the shot. I don’t know about your Ikea, but that just doesn’t happen at ours. But then you know what they were showing on all the TVs? Last year we took a picture of all the kids on this crazy sofa: I wanted to get another picture on the same couch (and then one EVERY YEAR!)….but they don’t have it anymore :(. I can’t imagine why.

Anyway, this orange couch was the most obnoxious one we could find to use as a substitute: Everyone’s hair sure did get long since last year. Oh, hey, look what Ikea sells for $20, including the bedding: That one looks a little….straighter than Abe’s. Also, they sell giant fish pillows: The primary reason for our visit, though, was to buy Sanela curtains for our sunroom. I had checked the website earlier in the day to make sure they were in stock and had been delighted to discover that they were on sale for $39.99/pair (marked down from $49.99). I had already scoured the whole internet for gray velvet curtains and determined that the Ikea ones were the best deal even at $50/pair, so this was EXTRA exciting. Then we got to what has been, historically, the curtain section and saw this: They’re completely rearranging the downstairs part of Ikea, and there are signs everywhere telling you to ask an associate for help if you can’t find something.

Dave immediately headed off to find someone to ask, while I ventured a little farther and located the curtains right around the corner. Turns out when you ask an associate to help you, they tell you that what you’re looking for is probably around somewhere and you should just keep looking. So, umm, I guess I already knew what to do. I could work at Ikea with no additional training required! And so, we returned home with our haul of discounted velvet curtains (and one other major purchase that’s going in Abe’s new room, but that’s a surprise). Our sunroom has lots of giant windows, which makes it almost always either too cold, too hot, or, if we’re lucky, merely too glare-y and bright. When we first moved in, we ran out and bought a bunch of drop clothes and curtain rods, hung them up haphazardly, and forgot about them for months. They looked like this:Our sunroom was so pretty back then! Then, when we painted, we took them down, intending to do things like hem them and maybe stencil them or something in order to make them more presentable.

But we never did. We left the windows bare for months and months instead. As the rest of the sunroom came together, the style of the drop cloth curtains started to seem like less of a good fit. Also, they really didn’t do anything other than keep people from seeing into our windows. Like those people at the church behind our house: They didn’t make it any warmer in winter or any cooler in summer, so we kept also thinking about buying some kind of fabric to line the back of them with….and the whole thing started to sound like an awful lot of trouble for not even the curtains we really wanted anyway.Heavy, should block all the light plus some of the heat and cold. A better fit for the direction the room’s taken lately, with the leather sofa and brass accents and Fancy Lady and all that. Gray picks up the color of the grout in the tile nicely and doesn’t compete with the other, brighter colors we have going on in there. I’d actually noticed the Sanela curtains last time I was at Ikea and was impressed with their velvety softness.

But I looked all over to make sure I couldn’t find a better deal before I committed to them. Ebaying curtains was right out, since we needed so many of them all the same. Target had some that were pretty close to the non-sale price of the Sanelas, but they weren’t quite as wide (and since we pretty much just have a wall of window instead of individual panes that each get a pair of curtains, the width counted). So Ikea won out, even before the sale. If I remember right, there also weren’t enough of the Target ones in stock on the website or at any store nearby. Because I’m a big dummy, I did the measuring all wrong, and we wound up with nine pairs of these when we only needed five. I’m thinking of using two of the other pairs in the dining room. I’m also thinking of returning all of them and having more money. Anyway, here is the sunroom with the new curtains! All closed up (which is how we keep them at night, and then we play around with them during the day depending on the weather and if the sun is shining in our eyes and whatnot):