Window Treatments for New Homes

Whether you’re getting ready to move into a new home or are building the home of your dreams, when you’re ready to start planning the décor it can be best to start with window treatments. Window treatments play two key roles in interior design. First, they control natural light in indoor spaces which affects the overall mood and feel of a room. Second, they occupy a prominent, visual position in the room often covering large areas of wall space at eye-level, and so they also have a great deal of influence over the aesthetic style of a room.

So, consider all your options with Hunter Douglas window treatments when creating the décor and design scheme for your new home, and stop by Pugerudes in Kent, WA to turn your window treatment wishes into reality with the help of our talented team.

Hunter Douglas Window Treatments and Light Control

Light, whether artificial or natural, has a huge impact on the mood and feel of a room because light touches everything. Warm, soft light can make us feel cozy and relaxed while direct sunlight can wake us up and invigorate a room. When choosing the shades for your new home ask yourself what kind of mood you want in a room, and then choose a style of Hunter Douglas window treatment that best embodies that mood for optimal light control suited to your personal tastes and lifestyle requirements.

WOOD BLINDS

The precise maneuverability of Parkland® Wood Blinds makes lighting schemes based on this style of Hunter Douglas window treatment extremely versatile. Their slatted design allows for natural illumination but blocks direct light for a controlled feel that enhances privacy along with light control creating an environment that is well lit and can give homeowners an increased sense of peace of mind.

SHEER SHADES

For a one-of-a-kind lighting scheme consider the inclusion of Hunter Douglas sheer shades that utilize both translucent and opaque fabrics to create versatile lighting effects from a soft glow to utter darkness. This is especially useful for rooms like living rooms that may serve multiple purposes or bedrooms that may need flexible lighting throughout the day.

Hunter Douglas Window Treatments and Interior Design Style

Though a window treatment’s primary function is to control light, Hunter Douglas window treatments go a step beyond to combine that control with style. Their window treatments maintain the highest level of performance thanks to innovative designs and cutting-edge features, but their styles vary from traditional and classic to ultra-modern and sleek; so, there is a style for every taste and a treatment for every décor. Take for example wood, a popular organic material often used in interior design because of its characteristic warmth and application versatility. Hunter Douglas makes several window treatments from wooden materials that each have their own telltale look and style even though they share a fundamental design element.

HARDWOOD SHUTTERS

Hardwood shutters like Hunter Douglas Heritance® Hardwood Shutters are classically beautiful with clean lines and an authoritative air. They are popular in traditional décor when finished with natural wood tones; however, paint them white or black and the shutters can suit many styles of contemporary décor as well from modern minimalism to coastal chic.

WOVEN WOODEN SHADES

Woven wooden shades use wood in a softer way than hardwood shutters and so bestow a gentler, more flowing style to the window treatment. The woven textiles add texture and dimension to a flat-front shade that makes the window treatment visually interesting. The weave also filters light in a distinctive way creating a more diffused lighting effect compared to hardwood shutters.

Contact the window fashion experts at Pugerudes to start the design process and find Hunter Douglas window treatments ideal for your new home. Whether you’re looking for soft light or full illumination, flowing style or bold design; there is a Hunter Douglas window treatment meant for you. Pugerudes is located near Kent, Washington and serves customers across northwest Washington state including the towns of Auburn, Federal Way, Renton, Maple Valley, Black Diamond, Newcastle, Burien, Enumclaw, Covington, Des Moines, and Kent, WA.