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Shades Shutters Blinds, New Discount Pleated Skylights

Castle Rock, CO (PRWEB) June 29, 2011

Shades Shutters Blinds is now offering New Discount Pleated Skylights, a great opportunity to give your room a fresh look from a roof level dressing with style top angled windows, which are also an important part of your home decor.

Leader in window coverings, Shades Shutters Blinds counts with a wide array of shades, shutters, blinds and window coverings for every budget, cash back rebates on selected products and, this time. New Discount Pleated Skylights!

Pleated Skylights are available in different colors, either from the light filtering or blackout fabric collection, so it is rally easy suit any interior design. Shades Shutters Blinds offers free color and material samples, so you can see yourself what you will be paying for.

Shades Shutters Blinds offers secure and safe shopping, free standard shipping, and toll-free customer service, besides online information for all its products. This help guides you through the whole process from ordering to installing any your product, although you are always welcome to request over the phone support calling anytime you need a windows covering expert providing you with personal assistance in any specific matter.

A solid knowledge in the Window Coverings Industry and the experience of ten years serving orders from your next door's neighbor to the White House, make the New Discount Pleated Skylights offer brought by Shades Shutters Blinds an ideal opportunity to take home more than just a decorative element; a real solution for the often forgotten roof's high windows.

About Shades Shutters Blinds

Shades Shutters Blinds is a company based in Castle Rock, a Front Range Urban Corridor in the south of Denver. This company sells blinds online since 2001, and is member of the Denver/Boulder Better Business Bureau. Well known for its affordable, quality and custom services. Shades Shutters Blinds delivers nationwide with no sales tax in 49 States.

Cy-Fair Lifestyles & Homes Magazine » Baffled By Window Coverings?

By Sandra Meineke

Window coverings can make or break a home improvement project. Should you go with outside shutters? Indoor drapes or shades? Long draperies or just a valance? Decorative or plain rods? Tiebacks or straight panels? Sheers or room-darkeners?  And what about material, fabric, color and size? Window treatments can baffle even experienced home decorators, so where do you start?

First, you need to be merciless in your assessment of what the room really needs. Is your yard private and away from the prying eyes of neighbors? If so, you can go with sheers or just window toppers as decoration. Does the room face the afternoon sun, or is there a day-sleeper or an invalid in the home? Then, you will want something opaque and sturdy-enough to shut out heat and light.

Don’t succumb to the temptation to buy something — anything — just to be done with it. There are ways to go about choosing window coverings wisely.

Although shades, blinds and shutters have become extremely popular over the past few years, there is still nothing that can be designed to perfectly suit the mood and style of almost any room like curtains. Curtains can be formal, perky, artistic or utilitarian. They are available in all types of fabrics from simple cottons to textured weaves to weather-resistant canvases to “fabrics” made from wire mesh. Each type of fabric serves its own purpose, and each fabric pattern creates its own ambience.

“Find a fabric you love. It’s a great place to begin. Choose a signature fabric with enough design elements so that you can pull out colors, coordinate textures and have lots of options,” says Calico Corners designer John Locke.

Begin with the Basics

Before you start, educate yourself  about the basics of window coverings: privacy, light control, function and style. Paying attention to these four elements can give your project a sense of direction, and combining window treatments in intelligent ways can accomplish the necessary functional aspects as well as contribute to a room’s style. Prioritize your needs for each window. Layer treatments for the most versatility. For instance, put mini-blinds next to the glass to control light and hang fabric panels for style and color.

What about the view?

If you are seeing sun damage to floors and furniture in a room with a great view, is your only choice to cover the windows and block out the view? Not necessarily. Mini blinds could be installed and tilted so that direct sun is blocked. However, this will also cut down on your view. To preserve the open expanse of glass, consider having your windows tinted. If done properly, you won’t notice much of a difference in light and view, but the tinting film cuts out nearly all of the damaging UV rays that fade fabrics and break them down.

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