Windows can help set the tone of your living room. Their style can either foster a traditional or modern vibe throughout the area while enhancing your overall architectural design.
A window replacement, however, can be intimidating. The many options for this home hardware make it difficult to choose one that would fit your criteria. Renewal by Andersen® of Wyoming shares some tips to select the perfect unit.
Bay Windows
A classic living space can benefit from the dramatic appearance of this window style. It can also be dressed depending on the function you want to achieve. Homeowners can use it as a reading nook, for instance, while allowing daylight in their living room. They can also employ the additional space as a lounging area, bench, or storage unit.
Installing a bay window in your living space can increase your home’s functionality and energy efficiency. They come with an innovative Fibrex® material guaranteed to last long with low-maintenance features. We also offer glass packages to suit every demand, such as our High-Performance™ Low-E4® SmartSun™ glass that is 70 percent more energy-efficient in summer and 45 percent more energy-efficient in winter.
Picture Windows
Relish the scenic view of the great outdoors when you install this kind of window. The massive glass area will allow sunlight into your living room, which can create a more inviting aura. It can also make the room look bigger, which is strategic when you are dealing with small spaces.
Sliding Windows
Many contemporary homes sport this type of window. It often gives a crisp and clean look to the room, which can revitalize your interior space. Moreover, the sliding window has gained popularity in recent years because it does not occupy space when operated.
Renewal by Andersen of Wyoming offers top-quality products and services that meet the high standards of the industry. Our team follows a strict procedure, from the initial measurement to the actual installation, to meet your exact specifications. Call us today at (307) 472-2199. We serve residents of Casper, Laramie, and Cheyenne, WY.
