How Different Window Treatments Can Alter the Feel in Different Rooms

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Just as a black sequined jacket can dress up an ordinary work dress for a night on the town, a navy peacoat can add a touch of tailored style to a wintery walk and a soft leather bomber jacket can make a solid casual fashion statement, window treatments can dress the interior of your home up or down – completely altering the look and feel in different rooms.

The style you choose for your window treatments make a big difference. Floor-length drapes are formal. Curtains offer a breezy, relaxed feel. While blinds and shades can lift into a neat roll or stack to achieve a minimalist appeal. 

The material from which your window treatments are created can also change the entire appearance of a room. There are natural materials like bamboo, rich woods for a cozy feel, aluminum for a contemporary splash and you can mix and match for just the right push and pull. For instance, say you have living space with wooden beams. Adding a sofa with softly textured pillows and blinds with modern metal slats can create a beautifully striking contrast.

And when you work with the window treatment design experts at Window Expressions, your interior design options increase ten-fold. You can custom create extra-long drapes which puddle on the floor in stunning elegance. Or mix layers – like sheers with drapes made of heavy, plush fabrics or pair curtains with wooden shutters – for added dimension. Window treatments, like thick slat louvres, can also add an architectural element and shades in different opacities can offer a multitude of natural lighting and ambience options.

To learn more, contact Window Expressions at 410-757-5200 to set up your free in-home consultation with one of our knowledgeable window treatment design specialists. 

Gary Wells

Owner of Window Expressions, Annapolis' premier custom window treatment specialist. With years of of experience in the industry, Gary takes pride in his keen eye for design and his ability to transform clients' visions into reality. He finds joy in leading a local, family-owned business committed to putting the "custom" in customer service.

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