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Small windows in a small area don’t mean you cover them up with curtains or any other window treatment. They have the same purpose as more oversized windows do for larger rooms. Do not cover them up with flowing or large window coverings; instead, look for window treatments that offer practical solutions for such a small space.

You can pick roller shades or interior plantation shutters to cover them up. Let us discuss and know about them in detail.

Small spaces are already struggling with constraints; overwhelming them with drapery or heavy fabric will make them look much smaller. Sleek roller shades cover your windows simply with fabric. To add comfort and convenience, you can opt for cordless operation. Just covering it with fabric doesn’t mean that roller shades look boring. They are available in endless colors, patterns, and materials. Bring in color even to smaller spaces with roller shades.

Interior shutters are a perfect fit for every small space window. Depending on your budget, they attach to the window frame, and you can opt for real or faux wood. They come mostly in white or natural earthy colors. Still, their architectural construction gives them a visual appeal and as per many experts’ plantation shutters add resale value to the property. In a small space, it’s not just a rectangle or square-shaped window you find; most of the time, it has a unique shape. For such specialty windows, custom-built plantation shutters are a great choice.

 These shutters come in different louver sizes, and well 2 ½” also 3 ½” louver sizes will be perfect for small windows. The other size is available in 4 ½”. You can choose 3 ½” and 4 ½” louver sizes per your light and privacy control needs.

There is a perfect window treatment for big, small, or specialty windows. If you still have doubts or are unsure, seek professional help by scheduling a free in-home consultation today. The experts will come to your home with samples and suggest you the best window treatments depending on your budget and preferences

When you are thinking of home improvements, the obvious considerations are – fresh coat of paint, an artwork, changing furniture or furnishings. Many of you would forget about window treatments. Curtains, blinds, shades, shutters all window treatments have an impact on how your room looks and feels. Like other things in your home, they too need regular cleaning and maintenance. Today, we’re going to tell you what are the signs that it’s time to change the window treatments.

Warped or Bent Slats – when a broken chair has no place in your room, why leave the broken blinds hanging? If you notice that your blinds are warped or bent due to extreme heat, look for replacement immediately. They can interfere with smooth closing and opening of the slats.

Faulty Lifting mechanism or cords – if you are facing any issue or you’ve been applying force to pull up the cords, the lifting mechanism could be the issue. It might be on the brink of breaking or there may be some issue with the balance between the cords and the lifting mechanism. If you are experiencing such an issue, look for a replacement.

Faded or Yellowed Slats – since, your slats are working hard to keep out the harmful sun rays, they become susceptible to discoloration or fading. Discoloration is obvious after some years of use. However, if you notice intense discoloration, it can be a sign of damage to the structural integrity of your blinds. It is good to call over an expert and seek consultation. Look for quick replacement and get UV inhibitors blinds that stay much longer.

Don’t close fully – if you notice that the blinds are not closing properly as they used too, it’s time to think about replacement. There may be an issue with the mechanism of the blinds.

Dangling cords – When you’re living alone or with your spouse, dangling cords were probably never an issue. When you’ve a family or bring home new pet, exposed cords can pose a serious strangulation threat. Look for child and pet safe window covering solutions like shutters, cordless and motorized blinds or shades. If you notice any of these signs, schedule a free expert home consultation and get all your window tr