Arched Window Treatments
Specialty shaped windows add character and charm to your home. Enhance the design with Skyline, adding beauty and detail to create the right atmosphere with angled and arched window treatments. Customizations create window coverings for your trickiest windows.
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Heritance® Hardwood Shutters
Features of Arched Window Blinds
- Highlight the Character of Specialty Windows
- Add Privacy, Light Control and Comfort
- Motorized Blinds for Hard-to-Reach Windows
Create comfort and ambiance with angled and arched window blinds. Compliment the unique shapes and design of your home with a custom fit, with shapes ranging from arches to angles, hexagons, circles and more!
Available with
- Duette® Honeycomb Shades
- Applause® Honeycomb Shades
- Vignette® Modern Roman Shades
- Silhouette® Shades
- Nantucket™ Shades
- Provenance® Woven Woods
- Pirouette® Shades
- Parkland® Wood Blinds
- Everwood® Collection Composite Blinds
- NewStyle® Hybrid Shutters
- Heritance® Hardwood Shutters
- Palm Beach™ Polysatin™ Shutters
- Somner® Custom Vertical Blinds
Everything to Know about Window Treatments for Arched Windows
The defining shapes of arched and angled windows is often a favorite design feature among homeowners. These custom shaped windows can be a source of common frustrations, including too much light and heat. Out of control natural light, combined with a lack of privacy, contributes to the desire to cover them. Hesitations occur when homeowners are unsure of what’s possible, what the resulting look will be, or whether they want to cover the unique shapes.
Considerations for Angled & Arched Window Treatments
How Do Arched Window Blinds Cover the Shape of the Window?
Our arched window blinds are designed to enhance the look of your home–customized to fit the shape of your unique windows. By matching the shape of the window, they provide light control and increase privacy. We love the details these specialty shaped windows add, and we want the angled and arched window blinds to show off the character of the window. As long as there is adequate depth to the window, an inside mount–showing off the window trim–is ideal.
Which Is Better: Adjustable or Stationary?
Do you want your window treatments to move–or stay in place? That’s an important factor when choosing the style. There are window coverings for arched and angled windows that stay in place, providing light control, temperature management and privacy. Other coverings can adjust as needed. Depending on the issues you’d like to solve, and the style of window treatments you prefer, you’ll make the decision that works best for your home.
Your Window Issues Are Unique to You and Your Home.
It’s really a personal choice based on your unique home. The direction your windows face, the amount of windows you have, the specific function of the room and the placement of the windows on the walls–all of these characteristics contribute to the type of coverage you’ll need.
What About Covering Part of the Window?
For some homeowners, covering the majority of the window is important, but not the entire window. We call it the “top down” preference. Many times, it’s the angle or arched portion at the top of the window that remains bare, bringing in natural light across the ceiling to illuminate the space. The bottom portion is covered with adjustable blinds, shades, shutters or drapery for light control and privacy.