Window Treatments

Did you know? As much as 50% of a home’s heating and cooling energy can be lost through windows that are not protected by energy-saving window treatments. If you’re interested in lowering your energy bill by reducing heat loss in winter and heat gain in the summer, read on to learn about the energy-saving features you should look out for!

If you want your home décor to be timeless and durable without having to replace your window treatments every few years, here is our list of window treatments that will have you covered for many years to come.

Although not a new concept, Wabi-Sabi design is taking the decor world by storm! Here is everything you need to know about the simple and Earthy design style and how to practice it in your own space.

We've discussed sheer window treatments, and we've also discussed blackout curtains and drapes. These are generally one-or-the-other window treatments, but with the ingenious Duolite® system from Hunter Douglas, you can have your view and block it out too!

It’s the warmest time of year, at least in terms of a color palette. The colors of autumn treat us all to a stunning array of reds, yellows, and oranges to remind us that change is beautiful.

Our homes are no exception! Blankets, pumpkins, and candles are staples of fall design. The overall mood is cozy, and what better way to set the scene than with fall window treatments? Try these window treatment ideas to turn your home into an autumn dream. 

We’ve written about cellular shades multiple times on our blog. They are one of the most energy-efficient window treatments on the market, but how exactly do they manage to save so much on your energy bill?

Refreshing your home with new window treatments is a great way to breathe new life into your home— color plays one of the largest roles in doing so!

Aesthetics is just one factor in choosing between wood or faux wood window treatments. What else should you consider before purchasing your new window treatments?

Office culture has shifted tremendously recently, resulting in changing workplace design trends. Here are a few things to be on the lookout for to keep your workspace up to date and competitive with new designer office spaces.

Being able to shop at home is nothing new. You can add new blinds, shades, and shutters to your at-home shopping list because window treatment vendors all over the nation are pioneering a shop at home experience.

The kitchen is the heart of the home, so not just any window treatment will do. Heat resistance and the right amount of light and privacy are needed in a kitchen. So which coverings will be the recipe for a successful kitchen refresh?