One trend that has been growing (and show no sign of letting up) is the incorporation of more natural light in home interiors. You see it in the increased popularity of open space design for both new and renovated homes. Obviously, a home’s windows and doors play a huge role. No longer are doors and windows simply functional, physical features in your home—they are design elements that have a dramatic impact on the look and feel of your home.
Midwesthomemag.com recently featured a home that graphically demonstrates that trend. Take a look at how the use of Marvin windows is incorporated into the design.
The windows in this family room/sunroom virtually replace the walls. The homeowners and their guests practically feel as if they are sitting out in the midst of the wooded area behind the home. There may have been a time when Michigan homeowners would have been hesitant to create a room constructed largely of windows because of the brutal winter cold. But the technological advances of today’s windows eliminate that concern.
It’s great to look at images such as these when gleaning ideas for your Bloomfield Hills home. But there is no substitute for seeing your options with your own eyes—and even getting your hands on them to get a feel for how they operate. That’s why we encourage you to take a look inside our Bloomfield Hills showroom—or come by 2350 Franklin Road, in Bloomfield Hills, MI. You’ll also be able to get answers to the questions you have about the quality of different windows—in language that makes sense to you. That can be a huge benefit in choosing the right windows to let the light into your Bloomfield Hills home.
Photos by Spacecrafting as shown in midwesthome.com