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7 Creative window ideas to inspire your home remodel
New windows can transform your home. Windows can invite more natural light into your home, making it feel warmer and roomier. Consider these window ideas to enhance your home.
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Bring cozy seating with a bay window in your living room
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Brighten your kitchen with a window backsplash
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Let light shine with windows on your staircase
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Transform your space with unique window shapes
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Upgrade your sliding glass door with a beautiful window
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Add a fresh touch with a shower window for natural light
Frequently asked questions
Traditional windows like double hung, single hung, casement, and awning windows remain popular home window options. Large double hung windows with divided lites have gained popularity. Contemporary homes can feature more picture windows, special shape windows, and dark colors to create contrast. Homes have also started to feature bold window colors outside of white and black.
One way you can make your windows look nice is using the right window treatments. People often want to make their windows look bigger and you can do that a few ways. Where you place curtain rods and how far they extend can give the impression of larger windows. Interior color choices can make your windows nice, too. Creating a contrast with your window color and interior paint can make windows stand out more, too.
Awning, double hung, casement, sliders, picture, and bay windows remain in style for bedroom windows. Arch top and special shape windows have gained prominence as bedroom window ideas with certain bedroom layouts to increase natural light. White and black windows have filled bedrooms for years but browns have cropped up more often. Infinity also offers our EverWood® interior finish, which mimics the look of wood windows but without the same maintenance.
Bedrooms without a door to the outdoors need an egress window to meet building codes in many municipalities. An egress window needs to have an unobstructed opening of at least 5.7-square feet along with a minimum height of 24 inches and a minimum width of 20 inches to serve as an emergency exit.