Specialty-shaped windows are a beautiful addition to many homes – but the question asked is: How do we cover these windows?
At The Blind Spot, we strive to find an answer to that question. Sometimes the answer is a fixed, non-operable solution. Depending on the size of the window there are many operable solutions as well. An in-home appointment will be necessary to determine the best product for your application.
Angled Windows
Often these windows can be covered with an operable angle top honeycomb solution. They can also be covered with Silhouettes, wood and faux blinds, shutters, pleated shades, vignettes, woven woods, and sometimes fixed solar screen panels.
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| Hunter Douglas Duette® | Hunter Douglas Vignette® Roman Shade |
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| Silhouette® angle shade | Two honeycomb angles butted together |
Arched windows
The same products mentioned above can be used on arch windows as well. The honeycomb arch can be operable, or a stationary sunburst.
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Wood Arch
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Shutter
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Hunter Douglas Sunburst Arch
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Honeycomb Eliptical Arch
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Silhouette® Arched Shades
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Silhouette® Heritance Sunburst
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| Conrad Shades |
Fixed Solar Arch
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Often we can keep the unique look of the specialty shape by adding an arched fabric-covered cornice over the top of the windows and hang a rectangular operable shade below (that hides behind the cornice when up). This keeps costs down yet complements other furniture, carpet, paint, or accessories with a splash of color.
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Long Sided Cornice
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Single Arch Window
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Cornice & Panels
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Scarf Treatment |
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Circular Window
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Circular Window |
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21′ Wide Arch Before – no screen panels |
21′ Wide Arch After – with fixed screen panels
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