Spokane winters bring short days, cold glass and long evenings at home. The right window treatments make rooms feel warmer and cozier while keeping as much daylight as possible. Here are our favorite winter ideas.
Add thermal drapery
Lined and interlined custom drapery adds a layer of fabric between you and the cold glass. Closed in the evening, it makes a room feel noticeably warmer and quieter. See thermal linings and interlining.
Insulate with cellular shades
The honeycomb pockets in cellular shades trap air at the window, which helps with both winter cold and summer heat. Paired with drapery, they are the warmest combination we offer.
Keep the daylight
Winter days are short, so open everything fully during the day. Drapery hung wide stacks off the glass, and top-down/bottom-up shades let light in from the top while keeping privacy below.
Bring in warm fabrics and colors
Velvet, wool blends and textured weaves in warm tones like rust, ochre and deep green make rooms feel cozy. See our drapery fabrics guide for how each fabric wears.
Close it all at sunset, automatically
With motorized shades and motorized drapery, everything can close at sunset and open in the morning on its own, so you keep the warmth in without thinking about it.