When you change your windows, you change the look and feel of your home. Windows can be one of the most important elements of a home's overall décor as they can drastically improve exterior curb appeal brighten up interior spaces.

Colored Window Frames

Did you know that there’s a world of color to explore for exterior vinyl window frames?

Painted vinyl window frames can really enhance the look of your home and help you achieve the home you deserve, plus, vinyl is energy efficient and low maintenance.

Window Walls and Transoms

A narrow window used over the top of a door (or another window) is called a transom. Consider using it in repetition for a window wall approach. This will utilize the full height and width of a wall and make it dedicated it to bringing in as much light as possible. If you are remodeling the kitchen, consider clerestory windows above the cabinets or shelves. This solution also works well in bathrooms, above bathtubs and showers.

Replace Windows with French Doors 

Replacing windows, or regular patio doors, with French doors can elevate the look of a home and add more character. One way to truly create panoramic view is to insert a series of French doors into a wall. This design embraces indoor outdoor living and helps expand your living space. The French door style has become so popular that it has even made its way beyond patio doors to other areas of the home, such as garages and glass-door refrigerators. If this look appeals to you, see how you can mirror it throughout your home.

Bow and Bay Windows

Bow and bay windows can be used to add architectural interest both inside and out and look great in living rooms, dining rooms and master bedroom spaces. They can also be flanked with casement or single hung windows for additional ventilation and light.

Both replacement windows, and patio doors, offer so many options with glass, frame colors, grids and hardware that you’ll be able to easily create the look you are trying to achieve in your home. Keep in mind that a simpler design will draw your eye the exterior views around your home while an elaborate design can add more interest to the interior. Either way, you can’t go wrong.