It’s something we look forward to every year — decorating for the holiday season! Naturally, a few things come to mind right away, like decorating the Christmas tree, hanging a wreath on the front door, and laying out your favorite Santa Claus knick knacks.
But all too often, we forget about all the blank canvases just waiting to be decorated. We’re talking, of course, about your windows!
Decorating Your Windows for the Holidays
Hanging Garland
If you’re going for an elegant look, garland is a holiday classic that looks good draped along any window. Especially if you have high ceilings, a touch of garland will draw the eye up and make your room feel even more grand.
A Wall of Lights
For those of you who are looking to get really into the holiday spirit, sometimes lights on a tree just aren’t enough. Hanging several strings of lights along your windows quickly adds a festive touch to any room.
A Simple String of Lights
Looking for lights that are a bit more subtle? Attach just one string of lights around the outline of your window or drape them along the center of your window so that they can be seen from the outside.
Candles and Toys
For windows straight out of a story book, keep things simple with holiday knick knacks, fake snow, and battery-powered candles sitting along the windowsill.
Wreaths
Wreaths are a holiday staple, so why not hang them in more places than just your front door?
Unfortunately, like all good things, the holidays will be ending before you know it. And when they do, it’ll be time to outfit your windows with blinds, shades, and shutters once again!
At Bloomin’ Blinds, our greatest priority is your comfort and satisfaction. That is why we offer a wide variety of motorized blinds, shutters, and shades to meet all your needs. Contact us today to find your nearest Bloomin’ Blinds!
About the Author: Karen McGuffin, Bloomin’ Blinds
Karen is the original founder of Bloomin’ Blinds. She has nearly 30 years of experience in the window treatment industry and is an expert in window covering sales, installations, and repair. In her free time, Karen enjoys traveling, volunteering at the local food bank, being an active in the chamber of commerce, and “cruising” through her neighborhood in her little blue and white polka-dotted golf cart she calls a buggy.