When a home was a series of small rooms, each window could be its own statement. In an open-concept home, windows are seen together — so the coordination across them matters as much as any single one.
Open floor plans made every visible window part of the same room. Mismatched treatments now read as busy rather than layered, so consistency has become the current default.
For an open-concept main level, choose one shade style (roller, cellular, zebra or woven wood) in one neutral and run it across every window on that level. Add drapery only on the largest opening or where you want softness.
The same style and colour usually looks best. Slightly different sizes and mount depths per window are fine — the material and colour should match.
Yes — one or two anchor windows with drapery adds warmth without breaking up the space.
Use the same shade style and colour as the rest of the main level, but choose a moisture-tolerant fabric like a synthetic weave or composite faux wood.
Yes. Our team offers free in-home consultations across Halifax and Charlottetown, and virtual consultations anywhere in Canada and the U.S. We bring real swatches and quote current-trend options side-by-side.