To instantly refresh and update your living spaces, consider replacing your window treatments. The latest window treatment trends incorporate natural materials and rich colors that will completely transform the look and feel of a room. Here are some of the latest window treatment trends that you can incorporate into your new window design:
Natural Shades
Many homeowners are choosing natural, woven shades for their window treatments. These shades are made of materials such as bamboo, birch, and maple. Woven shades will let in exterior light, while providing you with privacy from the outside world. You can also choose bamboo or wooden hardware to replace the traditional metal hardware around your windows. Available in a variety of colors and material styles, natural woven shades will add an organic and chic touch to any room.
Colorful, Luxurious Curtains
If you are looking for a window treatment that will add a bold statement to any room, choose curtains in trendy cool shades of green, teal, and blue or striking warm shades like persimmon, gold, and orange. Along with bright colors, luxurious fabrics such as velvet and silk are a popular choice for today’s windows. You can choose a classically simple style for your curtains, or follow the trend for lavish embellishments such as beads, tassels, and pendants.
Eco-Friendly Treatments
Window treatments that are both attractive and eco-friendly have become extremely popular among homeowners. Some manufacturers are creating environmentally-friendly window treatments that are constructed with attractive, high-tech materials. These earth-conscious blinds and shades provide an insulating cover for the window, which will reduce your energy bill. You can also choose hypo-allergenic, non-toxic window treatments that are both attractive and beneficial for your indoor air quality.
To hear more about the latest window treatment trends, contact Wallside Windows of Taylor by calling (313) 908-5248. Our friendly service staff will keep you up to date on the latest window designs and window treatments.