While basic rectangles are the standard when it comes to windows, you’ll also find many windows in distinctive specialty shapes.
Angled, arched and other types of interesting shaped windows can create a focal point in a room while holding their own unadorned. But just like standard windows, adding window treatments to these unique forms helps control natural light and improves privacy.
You’ll find no shortage of styles for specialty shaped windows, as well as a variety of fabrics and colors. Want to learn more? Check out the info below.
The elegant curves of arched windows, with their contrasting sharp edges, add design interest to any space. Arched windows can also maximize a view, soften a room, or serve as a focal point.
Bay windows give a room depth, along with panoramic views and lots of natural light. They also maximize the space in a room.
Round or oval windows are ideal for adding natural light to smaller hallways, entryways and stairways, while also livening up a space.
With two straight, parallel sides, trapezoid windows are visually striking. Because these windows are often large, they’re terrific for helping to illuminate an otherwise dark room.
Angled windows complement contemporary homes and can range from smaller, accent sizes to large expanses of glass that stretch from floor to ceiling.
Tall windows are the ultimate for adding drama to a room, while ushering in abundant amounts of natural light—and providing an awesome view to the outdoors.
While specialty shaped windows are unique on their own, adding window treatments provides the following benefits:
Having window treatments on specialty shaped windows lets you enjoy privacy when you want it and prevents neighbors and passersby from having a clear view into your home after sunset.
In winter and in cool climates, window treatments help prevent heat from escaping, keeping a room warmer. Simply open your window treatments during the day to let the sun in, then close them at night to add that insulating layer.
In summer or warm climates, keeping window treatments closed during the day prevents the sun’s rays from heating up a room, so it stays cooler.
Lowering window treatments to block the sun’s harsh afternoon rays can help furniture and flooring from fading.
You can cover hard-to-reach windows with any of our shades, blinds or drapery, as they are all available with PowerView® Automation. With PowerView Automation, you can easily control window treatments with a remote, app on your phone, automatically or even with your favorite voice assistant.
Yes, we offer a variety of styles that will accommodate doors as well as sidelights.
The control options available for specialty shaped windows include manual as well as motorized options, and vary depending on the style of window treatment.