If all the walls are white or another light-toned neutral, go with a satin- or matte-blackwindow trim.
Fiberglass frames are often well-suited because they sport narrower sight lines and larger glass panes.
Get in Shape
Don’t be afraid to add fixed windows in shapes other than rectilinear.
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Think arches, octagons, circles, and trapezoids.
Blur the Lines
Consider visually bringing the outdoors inside your home.
you could still opt for metallic frames, if you prefer: Look for ones that incorporate thermal breaks.
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However, many window manufacturers now produce narrower wood profiles in a wide range of finishes for aminimalist aesthetic.
you could also try any super-clean and slim linear trim in any color.
Consider using neutral and grayish tones or even skinny trims and frames.
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Make It Private
You may be tempted to forgo windows in some spaces due to privacy needs.
Consider implementing a full window wall or double-height windows with slim-profile trims for maximum effect.
Fortunately, leading window manufacturers have been producing thinner trims every year.
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Currently, you’ve got the option to find frames that are just under an inch thick.
For even more drama, if your roof is pitched, custom order the windows to mimic the roofline.
If privacy is a concern, go with frosted or etched glass or add minimal DIY drapery.
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Think of a pantry, butler’s kitchen, laundry room, or underutilized corner of a larger room.
There are various sleek and minimalist designs that are solar-powered or programmable.
That’s where retractable screens can make all the difference.
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Make It Picture Perfect
Did you move to a place for its vantage point or picturesque landscape?
Then show off the view, making it a focal point with a picture-frame window.
you’re free to also use multiple windows to create an aesthetic display.
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Just likemirrors, it’ll create the illusion of more square footage without actually veering from the footprint.
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