Window Fashion Trends

Although Hunter Douglas window fashions stand the test of time, at Treasure Coast Window Fashions serving Jensen Beach, we’ve certainly seen some fashions rise in popularity over the years. That’s served in part by interior decorating styles and trends as well as in different ways people find controlling light popular. To learn more about the most recent trending styles, read on!

Shutters

Shutters are classic yet can add a modern flair, and they can often increase the value of a home. These days, many customers are finding them practical and stylish, and they love that shutters allow in plenty of natural light. For a clean, elegant, bright, modern look, choose white shutters. Or, choose shutters made of natural wood for a traditional and high-end look. Options from Hunter Douglas include Heritance® Hardwood Shutters, which highlight the unique qualities of the wood, and because you choose from six different finishes, your product ends up being truly one of a kind.

Use the Entire Wall

For a dramatic, glamorous look, go from the floor to the ceiling instead of simply putting draperies just around the window frame. You’ll find that the elongated lines make the room seem grander and more elegant, and it’s a classic look that will stand the test of time.

Sheer Shades Offer Numerous Benefits

Sheer shades such as Silhouette® Shadings or Luminette® Privacy Sheers are very popular these days. Silhouette are made with soft fabric vanes that are suspended between two sheer panels, which lets light become so finely diffused that a previously harshly lit room is now a relaxing haven. Luminette® Privacy Sheers guide light from the bottom to the top—even in rooms with tall ceilings—to change how the room is perceived. With vertical fabric vanes and a sheer panel, these sheers are great for large expanses of glass, like a wall of windows or a slider.

Add Layers

Instead of choosing just one treatment for your window, layer with intention. Add curtains or draperies to your blinds or find some side panels to complement your roman or roller shades. Be sure to check out The Design Studio™ for a complete window solution, including perfect pairings to coordinate or contrast a look, as well as unique, personable textiles from the featured artist series—now featuring great designs from Rebecca Atwood.