St. Louis has experienced one of the harshest winters in a long time. Lots of rain, snow and wind created a grimy film on your windows that actually made the rooms in your home appear darker because less natural light could pass through. And inside the story isn’t much better. Everything from dust to kitchen…
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Formerly, shutters were considered rather “old-fashioned” and typical of colonial-style décor. Traditional maple-toned shutters adorned windows that looked upon rooms with cute maple tables and captain chairs, colonially-upholstered furniture, and maple-toned picture frames embracing landscapes. The shutters covered all or half of the window and folded in and out on hinges. Most did not have…
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Online shopping is so convenient and easy now, that many consumers literally purchase most all of their consumer goods through web retailers, even home depot has its own website and that’s not all, you can even find a home depot coupon by just looking online. From clothing to toys to furniture and appliances, everything can…
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Like many homeowners, you’ve probably thumbed through the pages of a Better Homes & Gardens magazine and admired the draperies showcased in a family’s living room renovation. You pause and study the draperies in the pictures, wishing you could have the same “wow” factor in your rooms without having to take out a second mortgage.…
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If you are looking for a shutter solution for your interior windows, you probably have heard the terms “traditional” and “plantation.” Ultimately, these are design terms, and refer to two very distinct shutter styles, both of which you will be able to see at a reputable retailer. The question becomes, which design is preferable for…
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