Your Guide to Hard Treatment Window Coverings

Windows can be the heart of your living space, but only if you give them the attention they deserve. Whether you have a bay window, floor-to-ceiling window, or a conventional double-hung window, the right window treatment can make it shine. The world of window treatments has seen a boost in creativity, elegance, and style when it comes to window fashion. With so many options out there, finding the perfect window covering is easier than ever before.

What Are Hard Window Treatments?

There are two main window treatment categories: hard and soft treatments. While soft window treatments use soft materials such as fabric (drapes or sheers), hard window treatments are made with hard materials, including vinyl and wood.

Sonata Design offers various stylish hard window treatments, including honeycomb blinds, wood blinds, and shutters. In this guide, we’ll outline the benefits, versatility, and beauty of these elegant window coverings.

Honeycomb Blinds

Honeycomb blinds, also known as cellular shades, derive their name from the honeycomb-shaped cells in their design. This unique and airy structure contributes to their enhanced energy efficiency compared to many other window treatments. The layer of air pockets created by these blinds acts as a natural insulator, regulating your home's temperature and potentially reducing energy bills.

Our collection includes a variety of honeycomb blinds, featuring a stylish top-down, bottom-up option. With this design, you have the flexibility to lift them from the bottom or pull them down from the top, providing precise control over both privacy and natural lighting in your living space.

Faux Wood & Real Wood Blinds

Faux wood and real wood blinds seamlessly blend timeless elegance with modern practicality. The thick, opaque slats provide effortless control over the lighting in your living space, and when closed, these blinds offer superior blackout capabilities compared to many other window covering options.

Renowned for their durability and low maintenance, both faux and real wood blinds are crafted from robust materials designed to withstand the test of time. The slats are easy to keep clean; a simple wipe with a cloth removes dust, ensuring your blinds maintain their appeal with minimal effort

Shutters

Shutters embody a classic window covering style that imparts warmth and comfort to your home. This timeless treatment exudes sophistication and remarkable versatility, making it a sought-after option for those seeking custom window solutions. Similar to wood blinds, shutters boast high durability and ease of cleaning.

A key advantage of shutters lies in their adaptability. Achieve near blackout conditions by fully closing them or bask in maximum natural light by opening them entirely. For nuanced control over light levels and aesthetics, the frame and tilt bar provide flexibility. The customization options for shutters allow you to tailor them fully to complement your living space.

Which Window Covering Is Right For Your Home?

Now that you're well-versed in the array of hard treatment window coverings, the decision-making process may seem daunting. With numerous fantastic options available, selecting just one can be challenging. Thankfully, the inherent versatility of hard window treatments facilitates the customization of an ideal window covering. Consider the following factors as you navigate this choice:

  • Your aesthetic preferences

  • The size of your living space

  • Natural light conditions

  • Desired light control levels

  • Window location

  • Your budget

By weighing these factors, you can make an informed decision to find the perfect window treatment for your home.

Hard Window Treatments in Edmonton

If you're in search of customizable honeycomb blinds, wood blinds, or shutters in Edmonton, Sonata Design is your go-to resource. We excel in the installation of custom blinds and shutters, offering a diverse range of colors and styles. This allows you to personalize your window blinds and shades to seamlessly complement your home. Schedule your free in-home consultation with us to begin the journey.






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