The best window treatment for each room depends on one thing: what that window is doing wrong right now. Nobody shops for shutters because they want shutters. They shop because the afternoon sun hits the TV, the neighbor can see into the bathroom, or the nursery never gets dark enough for a nap. Fix the problem and the product picks itself.
So instead of a product tour, here is a short quiz. Find the room that sounds like yours, pick the answer that fits, and you will know what to ask for before a consultant ever rings the doorbell.
Which Window Treatment Is Right for Your Room?
Answer five quick questions and get recommendations for your home.
Scoring Your Answers
There is an old saying that a problem well stated is a problem half solved. That is the whole point of the quiz. If you walked away thinking “polyresin for the bathroom, wide-louver shutters for the living room, and a blackout shade for the nursery,” you have already done the hard part.
The other half is making sure what you pick fits the window. That is where a measuring appointment earns its keep, and it is one reason Blinds by Noon builds its custom blinds and shades and shutters in its own 50,000 square foot facility in Suwanee. The person who measures your window and the person who builds the product work under the same roof, so a bathroom window that is a half inch out of square gets a panel cut for that window, not a stock size that almost fits.
Bring your quiz answers to the Suwanee showroom or book a free in-home consultation, and the consultant can walk the house with you room by room. Call (770) 220-0000 to get on the schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best window treatment for each room if I want the whole house to match?
Pick one shutter style and color for the front-of-house rooms, then change only the material where the room needs it. Real wood in the living and dining rooms, polyresin in the bathrooms and kitchen, and a matching blackout shade layered behind the shutter in bedrooms. From the street and from the hallway, every window reads the same.
Can I put shutters on a door?
Yes. Sliding glass doors and French doors are two of the most common requests. Bypass shutters slide on a track so the panels clear the door opening, and French door shutters are cut around the handle. Both keep the door usable while still giving you light control and privacy.