Window Treatment Mistakes Homeowners Make — And How to Get Them Right

<p>Hi everyone, and welcome to <em><strong>Home Design Chat with Nancy </strong></em>and I’m Nancy! today we&#39;re continuing our conversation about something every homeowner has to deal with at some point—window treatments.</p><p>If you listened to Part 1 of our conversation, you already know there is a lot more to choosing window coverings than simply picking something that looks pretty.</p><p>We talked about the different types of window treatments, materials, custom versus ready-made, privacy, light control, and some of the choices homeowners need to think about before they make a purchase.</p><p>Today, we&#39;re continuing that conversation with Jack Kim with Arizona Blinds Company, about something I think every homeowner needs to hear about: the mistakes people make when choosing window treatments.</p><p>Because you can spend a lot of money on beautiful shades, shutters, blinds or draperies—and still end up with something that doesn&#39;t work for the room.</p><p>Maybe the curtains are hung too low. Maybe the rods are too short. Maybe the fabric isn&#39;t right for the amount of sunlight coming through the window. Or perhaps nobody thought about privacy, furniture placement, or even how the window treatment is going to look when it&#39;s completely open.</p><p>And then we&#39;re going to get into some of the things homeowners are asking for <strong>right now</strong>—including motorized window treatments, natural materials, new styles and what&#39;s beginning to look dated.</p><p>So if you&#39;re thinking about replacing your window coverings, remodeling a room, or building a new home, you&#39;re going to want to hear this part.</p><p>Our topics today are:</p><ul><li>Top 5 design mistakes homeowners make</li><li>What&#39;s Trending for window treatments in 2027</li><li>Best choice for a tight budget</li><li>Dated window treatments</li></ul><p>I hope you enjoyed today’s topic. If you have any questions, email me at Nancy@nancyhugo.com.  And please share these podcasts with your friends.  Everyone can you a little education in design.</p><p>If you want to learn more about me, go to <a href="http://nancyhugo.com/"><strong>⁠NancyHugo.com⁠ </strong></a>You will find<a href="https://designerscirclehq.com/"> </a><strong>DesignersCircleHQ.com</strong> on my website as a tab. It covers everything related to design and features updated podcasts, design trends, design news, and more.  In addition, Home Design Chat with Nancy can be found on Spotify, iHeart rad