Do you know the lingo of window coverings? As the Forgotten Coast’s expert on custom-made window coverings, we’re here to help with a quick overview.

Purchasing window treatments can be a daunting task for many people, especially when you have unanswered questions. Good news! Our Design Advisors are here to help answer your questions, address your concerns, and guide you to a selection that fits your home and your lifestyle.

Window treatments are everywhere - even if you don’t see them, so where do they come from? Here’s why you should invest in custom shades and blinds.

When you first start looking for window treatments you may be confused by the terminology used and the numerous categories of products. To sum it up there are Shades, Blinds, and Shutters. So which is best for you?

White is always a good choice. It’s timeless and extremely versatile, which leads one to believe picking a white window treatment would be a walk in the park. However, once presented with the various whites available for your home you may feel a tad overwhelmed.

When is the last time you took notice of your window treatments? For most people, window treatments fade to the background of your home’s ambiance and we only notice when they’re ready to be replaced. Most treatments have a usable life of 7-10 years, depending on frequency of use. Other times, you may just be due for an update. Here are 10 reasons to explore new window treatment options.

Floridians are accustom to preparing for hurricanes. We all have checklists we go through when a hurricane in imminent. Occasionally, as seen over the years, all we can do is protect our property and ourselves to the best of our ability and focus on minimizing damaged. Here’s a tip that may surprise you - close your window treatments.

Selecting window treatment can be overwhelming at times and it’s important to know what type of treatment you’re looking for. One of the age-old questions we get is should we pick inside or outside mount and what do those mean? There are pros and cons to inside and outside. This post will help you decide which mount is best for you.