Your home is more than just a place to live, it’s a canvas for self-expression. Every corner, every piece of furniture, and every decorative item tells a story about who you are and what you value.
Expressing your personal style through your living space not only creates a more inviting atmosphere but also contributes to your overall well-being.
That’s why today we’ll look at five easy ways to infuse your unique personality into your home, creating a space that truly reflects you.
Curate a gallery wall that speaks volumes
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One of the most effective ways to showcase your personal style is through a carefully curated gallery wall. This versatile design element allows you to display a collection of art, photographs, and mementos that resonate with your aesthetic and experiences.
Start by selecting pieces that hold special meaning to you — family photos, travel souvenirs, or artwork that captures your imagination.
Mix and match different frame sizes and styles for an eclectic look, or stick to a uniform design for a more polished appearance.
Embrace color psychology in your palette
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Color has a profound impact on mood and perception, making it a powerful tool for expressing your personality.
Choose a color palette that resonates with the atmosphere you want to create in your home. Bold, vibrant hues might reflect an energetic and outgoing personality, while softer, muted tones could express a more introspective nature.
To top it off, consider using color-blocking techniques to create focal points in your rooms. For instance, you might paint an accent wall in a rich, deep tone to add drama to your living room or use a bright, cheerful color in your home office to inspire creativity.
Showcase your passions through functional decor
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Your hobbies and interests are integral parts of your identity, so why not incorporate them into your home decor?
If you’re a book lover, create a cozy reading nook with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and a comfortable armchair. Music enthusiasts might display their vinyl collection as wall art or repurpose vintage instruments as unique decor pieces.
For those with a green thumb, integrate plants into your living space with hanging planters, a vertical garden, or a statement indoor tree. Not only do plants add life and color to your home, but they also improve air quality and contribute to a sense of well-being.
Personalize your space with DIY projects
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Nothing says “personal style” quite like handmade items.
DIY projects allow you to create unique pieces that perfectly match your vision and budget. Try your hand at reupholstering an old chair with a fabric that complements your decor scheme, or create custom throw pillows with patterns that speak to your aesthetic.
For a more substantial project, consider building a custom piece of furniture, like a coffee table or bookshelf. Not only will you have a one-of-a-kind item, but you’ll also have the satisfaction of knowing you created it yourself.
Extend your style to outdoor spaces
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Don’t forget that your personal style shouldn’t be confined to the interior of your home.
Give your outdoor space some personality by treating it as an extension of your indoor living areas. Create an inviting patio or balcony with comfortable seating, outdoor rugs, and ambient lighting.
Add personal touches like colorful planters, wind chimes, or a small water feature to reflect your taste and create a serene atmosphere. If you have a garden, use it as an opportunity to express your creativity through landscaping.
Expressing your personal style through your home is an ongoing process of creativity and self-discovery. By implementing these five ideas – curating a meaningful gallery wall, embracing color psychology, showcasing your passions, engaging in DIY projects, and extending your style to outdoor spaces – you can create a living environment that truly reflects who you are.
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For many of us, leather has become synonymous with luxury, elegance, and quality.
Famed for its durability as well as its beauty, the material is a staple of high-end interior design, especially when it comes to furnishings. From sofas and ottomans to accent pillows and wall coverings, leather can be an excellent choice for interior furnishing.
However, as with any material or design choice, there can be downsides. Leather may or may not be the best choice for furnishing your luxury space, and here we’ll explore some of its advantages and disadvantages — so you can decide whether it’s a good fit for your space.
The disadvantages of leather furnishings
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Cost: Real leather can be significantly more expensive than fabric. This cost can vary depending on the quality and craftsmanship of the leather, and the brand’s reputation.
Susceptibility to damage: Unfortunately, sharp objects can scratch, tear, or puncture leather surfaces. Thankfully, you can repair leather with household products like shoe glue. To repair a tear with shoe glue, clean the surface of any dust or dirt, apply the adhesive, and tape it into place. Once the glue is dry, the tape can be removed.
Sensitivity to environmental conditions: In warm climates, leather can become hot and sticky, and in cold ones, it can become uncomfortably rigid. When exposed to direct sunlight or moisture, leather can fade or discolor.
Limited style and color options: Although leather furnishings come in various colors and finishes, options may be more limited than with fabric upholstery.
The advantages of leather furnishings
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Elegance and sophistication: Leather’s natural texture and color variations can add a touch of elegance to interior spaces. It’s a highly versatile material, suiting classic, contemporary, and even more leftfield design styles.
Comfort: The soft, smooth feeling of leather is one of its most prized features. It also molds to the body over time, so it can get even more comfortable over the years.
Durability: High-quality leather is extremely durable when compared to fabric upholstery. With the right care and maintenance, leather furnishings can last many years or even decades.
Easy maintenance: Compared to other materials used in upholstery, leather is easy to clean and maintain. You can often simply wipe away spills and stains with a damp cloth, and the leather’s smooth surface makes it easy to dust. To prevent damage from light or moisture, you can keep leather furnishings out of direct sunlight and use widely available protective coatings and leather conditioners.
Leather furniture and pets: Challenges to consider
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While leather furniture can elevate the look and feel of a space, there are a few very specific potential challenges you need to consider if you have pets. Here are some key points to keep in mind:
Susceptibility to scratches and tears: Pets, particularly cats and dogs, can inadvertently damage leather surfaces with their claws. Scratches can be quite visible on leather, and while some minor damage can add character, deep gouges or tears might require professional repair.
Risk of stains and odors: Pet accidents can stain leather and leave lingering odors. While leather is easier to clean than many fabrics, urine and other liquids can penetrate the surface if not promptly addressed, potentially causing lasting damage.
Comfort for pets: Some pets might find leather to be less comfortable compared to softer fabrics. In cold climates, leather can feel cool to the touch, while in warm climates, it can become sticky. Providing pet blankets or designated pet areas can help mitigate this.
Maintenance: Regular maintenance is crucial to keep leather furniture in good condition when you have pets. This includes routine cleaning to remove pet hair and dander, as well as applying leather conditioners to maintain the material’s suppleness and prevent drying or cracking.
Protective measures: To protect leather furniture, consider using pet-friendly covers or throws. These can be easily removed and washed, providing an extra layer of protection against scratches, spills, and general wear and tear.
Options to choose from when adding leather to your interiors
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There are many categories of furniture where leather upholstery is an option. One of the most popular types of leather furnishing is the leather sofa, due to leather’s comfort and malleability. Leather is also popular for many other types of chairs, such as armchairs, dining chairs, desk chairs, and even bar stools.
Leather ottomans and storage benches are also popular and stylish — not only do they provide a practical purpose in storing possessions, but they can also double as comfortable seats or footrests. Leather poufs can also be versatile accent pieces in lounges, bedrooms, and similar spaces.
Other types of leather furnishings include headboards, accent pillows, and wall coverings. Thinking outside the box, accessories like picture frames, trays, and decorative boxes can add visual interest to tabletops, shelves, and mantels.
Your other options
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Before deciding on a material for the upholstery in your luxury living space, it can be worth considering the different options available. There are many luxurious, elegant materials out there.
If softness and aesthetics are your priorities, a material like velvet can add texture and sophistication and comes in many color variations. Silk, satin, chenille, jacquard, and brocade have similar advantages.
If you’re looking for something more durable for furnishings like sofas and chairs, why not opt for a durable material like leather and pair it with velvet or silk drapery or accent pieces, for example?
For warmth, softness, and durability, cashmere or mohair can be an excellent choice for throws, blankets, and pillows. Alternatively, faux fur can closely replicate the appearance and feel of real fur in a cruelty-free fashion. Last but not least, linen is known for its breathability and understated elegance.
Making the right choice for your space (and taste)
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Every material has its advantages and disadvantages. When choosing the best material for your upholstery, drapers, and other furnishings, consider what your priorities are.
Some may value longevity and durability, others comfort, others intricate patterns and a wide range of colors. If in doubt, why not visit a store and see (and touch) different materials in person?
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Million-dollar homes are the perfect blend of form and function, setting the stage for true elegance and luxury.
Whether it’s the understated minimalism seen in Kim Kardashian’s home or the opulent maximalism of designer high-end houses, the key lies in creating spaces where functionality becomes virtually invisible, contributing to an overall aesthetic that’s both breathtaking and discreet.
You can see this in the prohibitively expensive homes from shows like Selling Sunset and Million Dollar Listing. Those million-dollar homes focus on hiding conventional features and appliances, allowing the eyes to revel in the design without distraction.
The philosophy here is simple yet profound: less is more.
Luxury design hinges on the power of illusion – making the essential elements of a home feel like an integrated, almost indistinguishable part of the overall design.
This invisible functionality transforms living spaces into masterpieces of high-end hospitality and cozy elegance, where every detail is meticulously crafted to elevate the experience of luxury living.
Blend kitchen appliances with the design
Looking at luxury homes and apartments, you won’t find their microwave, stove, or refrigerator glaring out like sore thumbs in the kitchen.
One of the best examples we’ve seen of this is in actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson’s house in Encino, a newly built contemporary house in Los Angeles with impeccable interiors.
The refrigerator and other kitchen appliances are masterfully hidden by cabinets in this beautifully appointed celebrity home. Image credit: LA Light Photography and The Luxury Level
The impressive property’s most distinctive interior traits are the warm wood tones used throughout, which serve as both décor elements and provide tons of storage space — particularly in the kitchen, which is clad in cabinets and wood paneling made out of hemlock wood.
The refrigerator is an essential appliance in any home but as we can see in the Modern Family star’s home, it is artfully hidden within the cabinetry.
It perfectly matches the surrounding cabinets, giving a unified and uninterrupted visual flow that exudes sophistication.
Similarly, the microwave is tucked away, out of the direct line of sight, allowing guests to focus on the elegant lines and luxurious finishes of the kitchen without the distraction of appliances.
Strategically concealing appliances amplifies the spaciousness and clean lines that are synonymous with luxury, making the kitchen not just a place for meal preparation but a statement of design excellence.
This living area leads into a bright open kitchen that cleverly masks most of its appliances for a sleek interior design. Image credit: LA Light Photography and The Luxury Level
That’s not because the owners don’t own any and eat out for every meal but because their appliances are expertly designed to be hidden away when they are not needed.
Luxury designs do not break the viewer’s experience of ah and wonderment with the typical microwave or fridge sticking out.
Hide air vents in plain sight with frameless diffusers
When it comes to the interiors of the most coveted million-dollar listings, the devil is in the details—or perhaps, it’s the lack thereof. The luxurious spaces you see have a secret: the art of concealment.
This is particularly true when it comes to the mechanics of comfort, like HVAC air diffusers, which are essential yet often an eyesore.
Sleek, modern interiors don’t have bulky vents disrupting the cohesive look but instead have nearly invisible air diffusers. Photo credit: Invi Air
But not in these homes. Here, they’re incorporated with such finesse that they’re almost invisible, represented by the hardly visible lines blending into the ceilings and walls as seen in the image below.
These aren’t your standard vents; they’re design statements in their own right, albeit in the most understated way.
Notice the long, black, linear lines along the walls and ceilings? Those are the latest in air diffuser designs from Invi Air, a far cry from the bulky, obtrusive vents of yesteryear. Photo credit: Invi Air
Frameless diffusers like the ones from Invi Air are installed into the drywall and colored to match the room’s palettes for a nearly invisible finished look flush with the wall or ceiling.
They don’t demand attention. Instead, they support the room’s ambiance in quiet anonymity, allowing the stunning vistas outside the window or the curated art pieces to hold the gaze. Invi Air diffusers are easily customizable with any type of paint, allowing them to blend seamlessly with the color and texture of the surrounding surface.
The TV is almost always out of sight
In the modern luxury home, the television—once the centerpiece of every living room—has found a new role as the hidden gem of the room.
The trend in million-dollar homes is clear: the TV should be felt, not seen until it’s time for it to shine.
This philosophy has created creative solutions that make the TV almost magically appear when needed and disappear when not, maintaining the room’s sleek, elegant aesthetic.
Take Samsung’s Frame TV, for example. This ingenious device takes the concept of ‘hidden in plain sight’ to new heights, doubling as a digital art display when not in use.
Samsung’s ingenious Frame TV is touted as “TV when it’s on, art when it’s off”. Photo credit: Samsung press release
It sits flush with the wall, encased in a stylish frame that one might mistake for an actual painting or photograph.
It’s a perfect fit for spaces where the presence of technology needs to blend with the strokes of interior design finesse.
Take this one step further with LG’s latest technological innovation: the transparent TV.
The TV becomes practically invisible when not in use and can even blend itself to look like a live fish tank or fireplace to disguise itself further.
LG’s transparent TV is practically invisible when turned off, blending into the environment and freeing users from the long-standing problem of what to do with the ‘big black screen.’ Photo credit: LG Newsroom
When the TV is revealed, it’s not just about catching up on the latest series or movie; it’s an event. The act of the screen coming to life from its artistic camouflage adds a layer of luxury and technical prowess to the space. It’s a conversation starter, a nod to the homeowner’s taste for elegance and their flair for the dramatic.
The TV in a luxury home is no longer just a piece of technology; it’s part of the home’s dynamic, an indulgent experience that’s there when you want it without compromising the minimalist ethos of the space.
This approach to home entertainment design is yet another detail that sets high-end homes apart, offering a seamless blend of lifestyle and luxury.
As all the posh houses seen on Selling Sunset prove time and time again, a million-dollar home’s aesthetic is a symphony of design and technology where every note is perfectly pitched for an experience that’s both sumptuous and smart.
These homes aren’t just living spaces but canvases for expressing the height of personal luxury, where every hidden feature is a brushstroke in a masterpiece of modern living. And we don’t find it fair that they’re reserved for luxury homeowners, so we hope the above tips might inspire you and you’ll end up implementing them in your own home.
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Picture this: you’re immersed in a world of pixels and virtual adventures, surrounded by the perfect blend of comfort and cutting-edge tech.
Creating the ultimate gaming space at home isn’t just about slapping a console on a coffee table; it’s about curating an experience, one that matches your passion and helps you level up your game, pun intended.
With the right setup and ambiance, you can transform any ordinary space into a gamer’s paradise. Whether you’re a casual gamer or a hardcore enthusiast, having your own gaming room — or even just a corner of the house dedicated to your hobby — can make your gaming sessions infinitely more fun.
If you’re looking to take your gaming experience to the next level, here are some easy home decorating tips for you to transform a corner of your home into the perfect gaming haven.
Choosing the right room for your gaming setup
When it comes to choosing the right spot for your gaming setup, there are a few factors to consider. First, assess the available space in your home. Write down all possible locations you have to work with, then evaluate them based on some crucial criteria.
Ideally, you want a room that is spacious enough to accommodate all your gaming equipment and accessories. It should also have good ventilation and lighting to create a comfortable gaming environment.
Next, consider the location of the room within your home.
If possible, choose a room or space that is away from high-traffic areas to minimize distractions. You don’t want people walking in and out of the room while you’re in the middle of an intense gaming session.
Additionally, consider the proximity to power outlets and internet connections to ensure easy setup and connectivity.
Lastly, think about the noise level in the room. Gaming can sometimes get loud (and even foul-mouthed), especially during intense moments or multiplayer sessions. If you live with others, you may want to choose a room that is away from bedrooms or common areas to avoid disturbing others.
And if you think your options are severely limited, take inspiration from other gamers who have found a way to fit their gaming setup into small spaces. Some have even turned their closets into dedicated gaming nooks.
Setting up your gaming PC or console
To create an epic gaming room, you’ll need the right equipment and accessories, of course. But those vary wildly from one person to the next.
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Let’s start with the basics -– a high-quality gaming PC or console. Depending on your budget and preference, choose a system that can handle the latest games and provide smooth gameplay.
Next, consider your display setup. A large, high-resolution monitor or TV is essential for an immersive gaming experience.
Look for a display with a high refresh rate and low input lag for smooth and responsive gameplay. Consider mounting your display on a wall or using an adjustable monitor arm for optimal positioning.
Have some older computer screens collecting dust in the basement? Bring them up and use them to line your walls — they could be an excellent display for your Esports games that you can run in the background and cheer for your favorite team while playing your own game on a separate screen.
In addition to the essentials, there are a few accessories that can enhance your gaming experience. A gaming headset with surround sound capabilities allows you to fully immerse yourself in the game’s audio.
Gaming keyboards and mice with customizable RGB lighting not only add a touch of style to your setup but also provide additional functionality and customization options.
Comfort is key: You’ll need the right gaming chair
Can’t forget about the throne — the gaming chair.
Time to say goodbye to the stiff office chair; a proper gaming chair is an investment in your gaming endurance. Look for ergonomic designs that support your posture during extended sessions. Some even come with built-in speakers for that surround-sound feel.
The gamer in my household is a Secretlab fanatic, but there are countless gaming chair brands to choose from. From Corsair to Kaiser, NeueChair, or ThunderX3, and significantly more affordable dupes that you can get in big stores, there’s no shortage of options.
And while comfort is key when picking your gaming chair, you have to keep in mind that the chair’s design — and overall color scheme — will set the tone for your gaming space decor, so make sure to factor that in when making your purchase.
You might think the color scheme is just a small detail, but to achieve that cohesive look, paying attention to the colors used throughout is crucial. Especially since gaming chairs tend to have bright, colorful designs that may not work well with other decor elements — if you pick them before finding the right chair.
Mood lighting: Set the ambiance
The next step would be to transform your space from a boring corner into a playful battle scene with smart lighting.
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You’ll want to have the option to dim the lights for a horror game, bathe the room in ethereal blue for a sci-fi adventure, or go full RGB disco mode — just because you can.
Smart lighting not only sets the mood but also minimizes eye strain during those marathon gaming sessions.
To take things one step further, consider installing some ambient LED strips or smart lighting systems to add a touch of ambiance to your gaming room. And it’d be silly not to.
LED light strips are the most affordable way to add a wow factor to your gaming room setup. You can always find them on sale, and even paying full price is a minor expense — with a big payoff.
With customizable colors and effects, you can create a lighting setup that matches the mood of your game and enhances the overall gaming experience.
Personalizing your gaming space with decor and themes
Make your gaming room truly yours by personalizing it with decor and themes that reflect your gaming style and preferences.
Consider creating a feature wall with gaming-themed wallpaper or artwork. Display your favorite gaming posters, figurines, or collector’s editions on shelves or wall-mounted display cases.
Incorporate your favorite gaming franchises or genres into the overall theme of your room. Whether it’s a futuristic sci-fi theme or a retro arcade-inspired design, let your creativity shine through. Add touches of color and personality with gaming-themed pillows, rugs, or curtains.
Are you into World of Warcraft? Throw in a metal Lich King poster on the wall or proudly display your Frostmourne Sword replica. More of a League of Legends fan? Or maybe Overwatch? Showcase your action figures prominently, this is the perfect space for them.
Incorporate other connected passions to personalize the space even more. Think race cars, LEGO collections, trophies, etc. Bring your other hobbies (photography, cinema, anime, you name it) into your fun space — I promise they’ll go nicely, even if they have nothing to do with gaming, and will only make the space more welcoming for you.
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Many hardcore gamers take things a step further and even add old-school arcade games like Donkey Kong, Space Invaders, Pac-Man, or Street Fighter II. Others turn their gaming room into the real-life equivalent of a feature-laden online casino, with slot machines and a poker table. Whatever your other fun interests might be, they can find a place here.
Additionally, consider adding a gaming-inspired desk setup with RGB lighting, custom keycaps, or a gaming mousepad. These small details can make a big difference in creating a visually appealing and engaging gaming space.
Organizing cables and managing clutter
A cluttered and messy gaming room can hinder your gaming experience and make it difficult to maintain and upgrade your setup. Take the time to organize your cables and manage clutter effectively.
Start by using cable management solutions such as cable clips, cable sleeves, or cable trays to keep your cables neatly organized and out of sight. Label your cables or use color-coded cable ties to easily identify and manage them.
Invest in storage solutions such as shelves, cabinets, or storage boxes to keep your gaming accessories, controllers, and games organized. Use cable management solutions or Velcro straps to secure your controllers and prevent them from getting tangled.
Regularly clean and dust your gaming room to ensure optimal performance and longevity of your gaming equipment. A clean and well-maintained gaming room not only looks better but also provides a more enjoyable gaming experience.
Creating an epic gaming room at home is a surefire way to level up your gaming experience. By choosing the right room, investing in essential gaming equipment, optimizing lighting and sound, prioritizing ergonomics and comfort, personalizing your space, and managing clutter, you can transform any ordinary room into a gaming paradise.
Remember to consider your own preferences and gaming style when designing your gaming room. Let your creativity shine through and make it a space that reflects your passion for gaming. With the right setup and ambiance, your gaming room will become the envy of all your friends.
So, power up your space and embark on a gaming adventure like never before. Your epic gaming room awaits!
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In terms of window architecture, floor-to-ceiling windows are now the go-to choice for homeowners and property developers looking to land that million-dollar look.
Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the room with daylight and make it appear visually larger — while opening the home to the outdoor spaces, mimicking the Cali indoor-outdoor living vibe.
And while floor-to-ceiling windows have been a huge hit for years, real estate series like Selling Sunset have brought them back into the limelight, with homeowners looking to replicate the bright and airy feel of million-dollar homes featured on the hit reality show.
Especially since they are a relatively inexpensive way to give your apartment or house a very special touch.
This is partly because they let in a lot of natural daylight and partly because certain types of floor-to-ceiling windows are relatively inexpensive — for the value they bring — and yet very well insulated. However, they come with a very wide range of design options, and we’re here to walk you through some of your options.
Can I install a floor-to-ceiling window in my house?
In principle, floor-to-ceiling windows can be installed anywhere where the structure allows it.
It doesn’t matter whether it’s a new build or an old building.
However, the costs for such a construction project need to be examined individually in existing properties, as additional costs may arise, for example, if ceiling-supporting measures are necessary. Therefore, you should definitely have your construction project checked by a structural engineer first.
What are some of the advantages and disadvantages?
The greatest advantage is certainly the ability to flood the home with natural light.
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However, it is advisable to ensure that privacy protection is installed for particularly sunny days or evenings that can be used when necessary.
The large, see-through glass surfaces bring the outdoors in and have the ability to make your interior space appear visually larger. Especially in summer, large sliding doors will make the transition to the terrace appear seamless, creating a kind of indoor-outdoor feeling that is indescribably beautiful.
This turns the terrace into an extended living room.
In winter, particularly large windows that can be opened have the advantage that they allow for particularly effective cross-ventilation. Open the window wide for a few minutes, and the whole space will get aired out. And this is done without losing much of the heat stored in the inner walls of the house.
In addition, large windows let in warm sunlight at low outside temperatures, providing a little support for your heating and thus allowing you to reduce heating costs slightly.
When choosing a floor-to-ceiling window, make sure that the window has a good thermal insulation coefficient to be protected against outside temperatures in summer and winter.
» Note: Floor-to-ceiling windows are also particularly popular in upper floors. If you are pursuing such a construction project, it is mandatory to install fall protection and use laminated safety glass.
What types of floor-to-ceiling windows are there, and where can I buy them?
You can let your imagination run wild here. Whether arched windows, floor-to-ceiling windows that are divided in two, tiltable or non-tiltable windows in all widths and heights – anything is possible.
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Besides the shape, the equipment of the windows also plays a big role. Here it is recommended to invest in a well-insulated window-frame construction. The relatively small additional acquisition costs quickly pay for themselves through the heating costs saved.
» Tip: The best price-performance ratio is achieved with plastic windows. As long as the design of your desired window allows it, you will get a durable and robust product with a plastic window that will flood your home with natural light for many years.
In addition, modern plastic windows are recyclable and can be returned to the production cycle after their service life.
Nowadays, it is possible to buy floor-to-ceiling windows online. Take advantage of the opportunity to order directly from the manufacturer without intermediaries.
This way, you always get the lowest price. The manufacturer’s dealer network can usually be found on the producer’s website, so you can get advice from a professional nearby. Especially when it comes to the order dimensions and specifications of the window, as a layperson, it is better to play it safe.
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