Solve Your Home's Design Problems with Custom Window Treatments

An abundance of windows is a major selling point for any home. They lighten rooms, provide views of the outdoors and fresh air. Window treatments can also help you solve common design problems in your home, from small windows to those awkward windows in the corner. Keep reading to discover how you can use window coverings to solve design issues in your home. 

Your Windows Are Too Small

Some windows are so undersized that finding appropriate coverings can feel impossible. Instead of opting for large, overwhelming arrangements, try window treatments that work with your window’s size. Some great options are roller shades and roman shades. 

A Room Gets Too Much Sun

Windows facing the south get a lot of natural light. This can cause excessive heat in the room and fade interior furnishings. The problem is even worse if your bedroom faces the east. The solution? Room-darkening shades. PerfectSheer™ Shades allow you to choose from a light-filtering sheer and room-darkening fabric to allow for greater light and privacy control. 

Whether you live in a busy street or just have neighbors who like to be in everyone’s business, there are easy window treatment solutions to get the privacy you need. You can choose from elegant options that provide privacy and peace of mind without sacrificing style or light control. Cellular shades and blinds close tightly to provide privacy and light control but are easily adjusted when you want natural light in the room.

Window treatments aren’t limited to being used only on windows. Vertical blinds are an amazing option for sliding glass and French doors. Vertical blinds feature a heavier headrail to keep blinds in place when being opened and closed. They also help to keep your interior furniture and floors from being faded due to extended UV ray exposure.