Window Treatments for Small Windows In San Diego Homes
The big, stately windows you see on design shows or in the pages ofinterior design magazines can make you swoon, but not every home has those kind of windows. Homeowners in San Diego are usually more concerned with smaller windows – windows that oversized, flowing drapes won’t work for.
If you’re worried about your small windows, here are Sunburst’s recommendations for the best San Diego window treatments.
Custom Shutters for Small Windows
Shutters Can Fit Small Windows No Matter What
Interior shutters are built specifically for your windows. That means that whatever size or shape the windows are, shutters will fit – no exceptions.
Smaller windows are in every style: casements, eyebrow, circular, octagon windows, and several other styles. Plantation shutters fit all of these styles, even the shapes that other window treatments can’t.
Shutters Can Make Smaller Windows Look Larger
Some San Diego residents don’t like that their windows are on the smaller side. That’s ok, but nothing’s forcing you to tolerate a window you’re not a fan of. Custom shutters can add size to a small window, even up to multiple inches with the right frame and mount. Of course, shutters won’t really affect the size of the window, but it can make it look a lot larger than it actually is.
Shutters Control Light in Small Windows
For smaller windows, light is usually all or nothing. Either you’re covering the window, or it’s bare. That’s how it is with most window treatments including as drapes or curtains. But plantation shutters give you a little more flexibility with your lighting, especially with cafe shutters for small windows.
Custom Shades for Small Windows
The big thing with shades for smaller windows is to look for custom shades. The majority of small windows don’t have a standard size, so most shades you buy off the rack will just cover up your window rather than framing it. So measure your windows precisely and look at custom shades that accent your small window and the surrounding area.
Shades may make small windows look a tad more boxy and draw attention to their small size, so use caution when choosing window treatments for your windows.
Combining Window Treatments for Small Windows
What we’ve seen some savvy San Diego homeowners choose for small windows is to combine window treatments to make them more interesting and bigger. In fact, you can do this on any window in your home to the same effect. Combine a window treatment that sticks to the frame like shutters, and hang drapes to either side to border the window.
It uses the space better, and makes your room’s flow a little more seamless.
Small Windows Causing Big Headaches?
Don’t worry about your small windows anymore, San Diego. Sunburst wants to help. Call us today at 760-405-8887 or fill out the form below to get help finding your perfect window treatment solution.
