Halifax is rich with heritage homes—from the Victorian gems of the South End to the classic saltbox houses of the North End. These homes have character, history, and... uniquely challenging windows. The Heritage Window Challenge Heritage homes often feature non-standard window sizes, deep or shallow frames, arched tops, and trim that should not be drilled into or damaged. Off-the-shelf blinds simply do not work. Best Options for Heritage Windows 1. Custom Roller Shades with Slim Cassettes Modern roller shades with a compact cassette headrail fit neatly within heritage window frames without overwhelming the trim. They offer clean lines that complement rather than compete with ornate woodwork. 2. Roman Shades For a more traditional look, Roman shades in linen or cotton fabrics echo the softness of heritage interiors. They fold up neatly and can be made to fit any window width. 3. Plantation Shutters Nothing says "classic" like interior shutters. They are excellent for heritage homes because they become part of the architecture. Available in real wood or composite for moisture-prone rooms. 4. Cellular Shades Heritage homes are notoriously drafty. Double-cell cellular shades add a significant insulation layer without altering the appearance of your historic windows. Mounting Considerations - Inside mount : Preserves the beauty of original trim and casings - Outside mount : Better…