What Kind Of Window Treatments For Your Colorado Home?

Window treatments may make an enormous difference in the look and feel of any room in your Colorado home. Today’s window treatments come in countless innovative products to enhance and provide functional beauty to your Colorado home. From shutters and wood blinds to Silhouette shades and woven woods, the window treatments chosen may create a dramatic statement. Whether updating an existing home or changing your interior design, your selected window treatments must express your style.

With so many options, narrowing down what window treatments to select for your Colorado home may be challenging. Before you go shopping, consider these things:

• How much privacy and light control do I require?

• What is my budget?

• Is energy efficiency important?

• Are any of the windows challenging to reach?

The amount of privacy you require is one of the most critical factors. The kind of window treatment you select will affect how safe and secure you feel. You may achieve total privacy with shut blinds, shutters, lined woven woods, roman shades and roller shades, silhouettes, draperies, and other products.

With today’s challenging real estate market, now is not the time to skimp on a significant design element: the correct window treatments will add exceptional value to your home. I often tell customers they will spend a lot of time looking out their windows inside their Colorado homes, so plan carefully! Most people keep their window treatments for an average of seven to ten years, so investing in quality products will give them years of beauty and style to appreciate. Prices vary from inexpensive faux wood blinds to shutters and draperies. Remember, the gap between what you want and what you would settle for may not be much of a price difference.

As a professional window covering consultant, I assist you in finding the best window treatments to suit your needs. Maybe you want to cover your windows cleanly and enhance your view outside, or you may want to create a dramatic statement with valances, swags, or side treatments. Sometimes I advise doing both, beginning with simple window treatments and later adding the top treatments.