Blog » window blindsWindow Treatment Challenges and Bay WindowsPosted: Wednesday, March 27th, 2013 | Filed under: Home Improvement, interior design, Shading systems, window blinds, window shading, window treatments
 Bay Window Bay windows have become a favorite in most homes. Sometimes, these three paneled windows are used with seating for a unique reading space. Other times, bay windows are found in the eat-in kitchen. Really, bay windows can be found anywhere. Choosing your window treatment options for the bay window are endless. Some people opt for no window treatments at all! Read more » Window Treaments for Conservatory WindowsPosted: Tuesday, March 19th, 2013 | Filed under: drapery systems, interior design, modern window treatments, Shading systems, window blinds, window shading, window treatments
 Conservatory Windows How do you shade a room consisting of three walls of windows? It seems intimidating, but this project is actually quite fun. First, consider the décor and style you would like to maintain in the room. Next, pick a type of treatment. For conservatories, you can use shades, curtains, blinds, or sheers. The options are vast, so let’s compare the different choices. ShadesShades are a great option if you want to control the amount of light entering the room. Unlike curtains, which typically offer open or closed options, shade levels can be adjusted to allow some light in while blocking blinding rays. In conservatories, shades are a great option because you can stagger the levels or leave the sun-facing side closed while still taking in the outdoor views from the other windowed walls. If some residents prefer to have absolutely no light, blackout shades can also be used in a conservatory, allowing the room to have multiple uses. Read more » Window Shading and Interior DécorPosted: Thursday, March 14th, 2013 | Filed under: Home Improvement, interior design, modern window treatments, window blinds, window shading, window treatments
 Window Treatments When it comes to choosing the perfect window treatments, the options are endless. Some people find shading solutions so alluring, they redesign a room around the windows! If you’re already in love with the current décor, finding window treatments that fit the theme and feel of the room is absolutely possible. The best way to approach your window treatment search is to analyze the room and determine what you want from the options. When deciding which type of shading you prefer, narrow the options by asking yourself a few questions about the space in question. Do you envision traditional blinds or heavy drapery? Would you like soft natural light, or no natural light at all? When making these decisions, think about the primary use of the room. Is it a space for relaxing or a home gym? Are there outdoor views you would like to take advantage of, or is energy efficiency your top priority? Read more » Importance of Window Treatments in Interior DesignPosted: Saturday, February 16th, 2013 | Filed under: Roman shades, window blinds, window shading, window treatments
 Window Shades via Flickr: Posh Living, LLC When staging a home to be sold, window treatments can make a big difference. Prospective buyers will inspect the space for energy efficient windows and natural light. Having window treatments that showcase updated hardware, beautiful views, and an abundance of sunlight will attract offers. Make sure no detail is overlooked. Every window deserves the same attention to detail, no matter how small or awkwardly shaped. Skylights are often overlooked. While natural light is one of the most desirable features in a home, unwanted light can be discouraging and troublesome to buyers. People who can be extremely sensitive to light may want the option of covering a skylight. Providing a skylight shade will give the buyer visual options. Read more » Blackout Shades: Privacy and EfficiencyPosted: Tuesday, January 29th, 2013 | Filed under: blackout shades, window blinds, window shading, window treatments
 Black Out Shades via everythingsimple.com Have you woken up from blinding rays of sun? Perhaps you’ve watched a film or series only to be disturbed by an annoying glare of light? If sunlight has become a daily nuisance to your lifestyle, you need blackout shades. Blackout shades are one of the most modern window treatments available today. Providing maximum privacy and protection from the sun, blackout shades bring darkness indoors. For those who are sensitive to light while sleeping, blackout shades provide the ultimate in bedroom luxury. Consequently, blackout shades have become very popular in luxury hotels and homes. Read more »
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