Whether it’s new architecture or a remodel, bigger and brighter window displays are dominating the design of today’s homes, and there’s no better way to make the most of natural lighting and views than with patio and scenic doors that actually connect outside. Advanced engineering, stronger materials, and a growing desire for seamless transitions have flooded the market with a variety of styles that go far beyond the standard two-panel sliding door.
Cutting down on square footage you don’t really need is a great way to simplify your life and save money, but it comes with certain design challenges. Keep your smart investment feeling bright and comfortable with a window design that helps it seem larger than it really is! Whether your entire home is small or you just have a tight bedroom, office, or any other room that closes in, here are some ways that windows can augment the space you have!
Given their primary function—to let bright natural light inside—many people don’t think beyond basics when selecting windows. If and how they operate and whether they have divided lites are the most common stylistic concerns, but there’s more you can personalize. Window frame finishes, and by extension the trim/casing, also contribute to style. There are plenty of options, with a variety of interior and exterior finishes offered straight from the manufacturer and frame materials that allow you to customize the finish onsite. Here’s how you might use different frame finishes!
Everybody can benefit from certain window features, but those with pets and young children should make shopping with them in mind a priority. Have you given it any thought before? While you can improve windows with a number of products, it’s most aesthetically pleasing and convenient to install windows that have solutions built into them. If you’re building a new home or thinking of replacing your existing windows, here are some factory-applied options to consider.
Whether it’s a room with a view, a cozy cottage, a classic colonial, or a striking contemporary design, the right window can make or break the look you’re going for with your new build. And don't forget about performance, either. Luckily, we don't have to choose between style and quality! Here are key window characteristics to shop for that will have your customers thanking you now, and for years to come.
Casement and double hung windows aren’t going anywhere, but have you considered if you want to expand your horizons? No matter the style of your home, you’ll find fitting specialty windows that can help set it apart—both from the effect of natural lighting inside and the extra points of drama and interest seen on the exterior. Here’s an introduction to some unique window options!
Do you know the aesthetic and functional differences between swinging and sliding windows? Here's what you need to know about them and some tips to choose the best type for your home's style and your needs!
