Window Treatment Ideas & How-Tos

A white bathroom with plantation shutters and a bathtub.
Bathrooms are the red-headed stepchild of window treatments. No one considers them until the neglect becomes too obvious to ignore. You step out of the warm glow of your living room (with brand-new Hunter Douglas woven shades) into the strictly utilitarian and somewhat industrial lavatory, and it’s like finding yourself...
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A view of a window with blinds on it.
Choosing the right shades for your child’s room can be challenging. So many options are available on the market, but not all are right for a kids’ bedroom. You need to find the right balance between form and function while being easy to clean for those days when your child...
A bed in a room with a large bay window.
Bay windows are a beautiful feature in any home, offering stunning views and ample natural light. However, many homeowners may not know how to dress them up. This is where designer curtains come in. Not only do they add a decorative touch, but they also provide privacy, insulation, and light...
A home in the woods with a pathway leading to the front door.
One of the biggest factors in the sales equation is curb appeal. If potential buyers don’t like your home’s exterior presentation, you lose your best chance of getting them through the door. And without this crucial first step, you can’t move forward. An essential element in creating curb appeal is...
A close up of a window with blinds.

Safety should be paramount in your home, especially if you share your space with children or pets. Blinds, an essential element of home decor, pose particular risks and can lead to unfortunate accidents.

Cordless blinds mitigate these risks, ensuring a safer environment for your vulnerable loved ones.

A man measuring a window with a tape measure.
As the old saying goes, “Measure twice, cut once.” It may not directly apply to window coverings, but the point still stands. When purchasing custom blinds, avoid the headache of buying the wrong size to discover later that they don’t fit your window. In this blog post, we’ll review some...
A white living room with a white couch and a plant.
Sunlight does more than just put a bouncy soundtrack in our heads — it can make a world of difference to our homes and well-being. It’s like Mother Nature’s little life hack, from improving mood to lowering utility bills. How many songs have you heard extolling the feel-good qualities of...
An old window with wooden shutters on a brick wall.
But now comes the sticky problem: what to do with the old blinds. Do you toss the old blinds in the trash? The thought may rankle you if you save every scrap for recycling. Aluminum and vinyl blinds are recyclable (with caveats), but what about wood? Faux wood? Fabric? You...
Roman blinds in a window with a tree in the background.

Roman shades are a gorgeous choice for your home. You can select from a wide range of patterns, choose complete blackout or slightly transparent fabrics, and select from various customizable sizes.

What’s not to like? The only possible challenge associated with these shades is cleaning them.

A living room with large windows overlooking a city.
We live in a tyranny of vinyl vertical blinds. They’re ubiquitous and — let’s be real — about as stylish as cargo shorts. Who decided that these soulless slats were the pinnacle of window fashion? But hey, we’re not here to bury off-the-shelf vinyl vertical blinds. We’re here to praise...
A man is putting up a roller blind in a room.
Broken slats need replacement. If you’re lucky, you’ll have spares lying about, or a local supply store will carry slats in the exact dimensions you need. As for bent slats — they can often be straightened using household items. Gentle heat from a hair dryer and a pair of pliers...