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Deciding a Window Design

 

There are many sources where you can find good window designs. Here are a few suggestions:

  1. Online home design websites: There are many online home design websites that offer a wide range of window design ideas. Websites like Houzz, Pinterest, and Home Designing feature a variety of window design styles, from modern and minimalist to traditional and ornate.

  2. Architectural magazines: Architectural magazines like Architectural Digest, Dwell, and Elle Decor often feature stunning window designs in their pages. Subscribing to one of these magazines can provide you with a wealth of inspiration and ideas.

  3. Window manufacturers: Many window manufacturers have their own websites that showcase their window designs and styles. You can browse through their collections to find a design that fits your preferences and needs.

  4. Home design showrooms: Visiting a home design showroom can be a great way to see window designs in person. You can get a better sense of how different designs look and feel, and get advice from professionals.

  5. Local architecture: Take a walk or drive around your local neighborhood and look at the window designs of different homes and buildings. You might find inspiration from the designs of older homes or from the unique designs of newer buildings.

By exploring these sources, you can gather a variety of window design ideas and find a style that best fits your personal taste and home décor.

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