The impact of some well-chosen windows is often underestimated.
Windows, known as “the eye of the house,” play an important role in connecting the interior and exterior of a home, adding a finishing touch that completes the exterior of the home.
When trying to decide which windows will best help improve the design and functionality of your home, there are a few things to consider:

Choosing a Frame
Wood Frame is a great way to add personality to your home. Commonly popular with more traditional waterfront and farm style homes, wood framing is a relatively sustainable option that adds to the overall aesthetic of the home. It can be finished in any color of paint, and if you want to preserve the natural character of the wood, opt for wood stains in shades that complement the other wood used throughout your home. However, before diving into the idea of ​​wooden frames, keep in mind that they can cost a little more than other frame styles and may require constant maintenance.

Aluminum frames are another popular option and tend to be less expensive than wood frames. They usually require minimal ongoing maintenance and can be ordered in a variety of colors to match the style of your home, making them a great option, especially if you want to convey an industrial aesthetic.

Alternatively, if you prefer a minimalist look or want to create a continuous look, we recommend using sashless (or borderless) windows. Thanks to the double hanger system, sashless windows do not have the traditional frame that outlines the window, so they can be opened and closed while maintaining the fixed glass shape.

Make sure they are energy efficient.

Paying attention to the size, placement, tint and glazing of windows can yield good results both in terms of comfort and energy efficiency.
When building a new home, you can choose the optimal window size and location to allow or block natural light as desired.

However, if your options are limited, consider whether you should invest in a luxury window covering to provide an outdoor canopy or awning, additional foliage, or additional shade.

You also need to decide if you need single glazing, double glazing, or triple glazing. If you’re on a relatively quiet street, you can get single windows for most of your home, whereas if you’re on a main street or noisy area, double or triple windows are more appropriate. The type of glazing you choose also affects thermal performance, so think carefully about which option is best for the different parts of your home.

Finally, you should also think about your preferred shade. Tinted glass can be a great way to reduce heat and glare and provide privacy. Whether you choose bronze, green, blue or gray shades, you can choose from a range of shades to complement the color scheme used in the rest of the home.

Make a statement.

windows can also be a great way to add expressiveness to a major part of your home. While it’s likely that you’ll want to opt for a standard window type for most home use, it’s worth considering whether there are areas where you can create appeal with a well-chosen functional window.

Extruded windows that create a cute and cozy aesthetic, high floor-to-ceiling windows that make the most of the striking views, French doors or double doors that open to the outdoors, patio or other open spaces, painting You can create a few custom stained glass windows to focus on skylights, high ceilings, create a sense of space or add a bit of personality.

Let us help you build your dream home. Choosing the perfect window is just one of the elements you need to create the home of your dreams.