4 Custom Window Designs You Never Thought Could Work

Customizing replacement windows doesn’t only make the installation a breeze and less messy, but it’s also a great opportunity to give your rooms a makeover. With the right idea, playing with form while putting a premium on function would increase the utility of your space in a stylish fashion.

Renewal by Andersen® of Atlanta shares brilliant window replacement ideas you should consider:

1. Grille-Adorned, Floor-to-Ceiling Units

Picture windows that run from top to bottom are usually uninterrupted to capture unbroken views and catch a lot of natural light. However, flooding your space with too much sun may hurt the eye. The usual fix to dampen the light’s intensity is to cover it, but it could compromise the quality of view.

Instead of using curtains, add grilles to your fixed replacement windows with a black interior color. The dark hue would fight against the sun. When used sparingly, a crisscross or Tudor-style grille pattern would lend more character to your space without ruining the view.

2. Translucent Bathroom Glass

Allowing daylight and increasing ventilation without sacrificing privacy is a universal bath problem. Considering such requirements, operating windows with patterned glass is a neat solution.

At Renewal by Andersen of Atlanta, we offer different glass patterns to help obscure the bathroom view when privacy is a concern. Of all our options, we recommend the cascade to allude to water.

3. Peaked Transoms

Many think of transoms as rectangular or arched, but a pentagonal form is never a bad choice. It does the job of opening up your space and ushering in more sunlight while providing a refreshing sight.

4. Pediment Porthole

Any architecturally savvy window replacement contractor would laud the versatility of the porthole. Its round shape makes it flexible enough to fit into virtually all areas. Its sexy curve would inject life into the most underutilized part of homes in classical style: the pediment.

The introduction of a porthole to an empty, solid pediment would provide you a beacon to help illuminate your space naturally. A circle within a triangle, a pediment porthole adds more geometry to your home design.

Let Renewal by Andersen of Atlanta help you push the boundaries of window design possibilities. Call us today at (866) 609-5033 to schedule your FREE, in-home consultation to talk about your project in Atlanta in detail.