We've finished our dressing room into a nice weekend package and are very pleased with it, but I have one small problem. The door to the dressing room has a small, tinted window in the top, just as most trailer doors do. This window can be seen into quite clearly at night when the trailer is lit. I'm not sure how to provide privacy without having something in the way all the time. The door has a screen as well, so I can't easily put something around the window, otherwise the screen won't connect to the main door properly. Our holiday trailer simply has frosting on it, so you can't see in, but I'm not too anxious to frost this window because we don't have another window in the main part of the trailer (just the two windows up in the nose) and I don't want to make it darker than necessary.

What do you think of the idea of putting a small blind over the doorway? It would hardly be noticeable when rolled up in the daytime, and yet we could lower it once we're inside for the night. We have venetian blinds on the windows in the nose, so we could probably match them. Or what about making a roll-up type blind out of material that matches my pillows? Once again, this would be rolled up so it would be out of the way most of the time, but lowered at night. Either way, you are going to see the blind or venetian, which isn't ideal. Any other ideas? How is your window in the door in your trailer treated to give you privacy?