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The windows are the eye to the home, and keeping your windows up to date with current trends can help improve curb appeal, resale value, and energy-savings. When looking to revamp your home, choosing the right windows for your house is one of the fastest ways to make a showstopping transformation. Here are five of our favorite window design ideas for you to try in 2021. 

If there’s one thing that 2020 taught us, it’s the importance of cultivating a relaxing and multifunctional home. Last year, we spent more time in our homes than ever before, finding ways to work, exercise, relax, and more all under one roof. As we settle into 2021, many homeowners find creative ways to redesign their homes to fit their new lifestyle. Whether you’re looking to increase your home value, in the process of a home renovation, or merely searching for ways to make your home more luxurious, take a look at the 5 top 2021 home design trends that we expect to see in Texas architecture this year for some inspiration:

This year, we’ve spent more time at home than ever before. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our daily routines and even where we spend our money, with 64% of Americans reporting a change to their financial habits. 

Your home can play many roles; whether you’re an aspiring hostess or more of a homebody, your home’s architecture, decor, lighting, and more can all contribute to how you (and your guests) feel.

What is an open floor plan? We may picture the absence of walls, vast expanses of windows letting bright light in, rooms blending together without the limits of doors or corridors. Ultimately, it’s about creating a flow to maximize your living space, create a fluid environment that brings unencumbered serenity without losing functionality.

We hardly ever give any thought to our windows, until it becomes clear they are not a perfect fit for the room. One day, we realize there is an opportunity to enhance our lifestyle through a wiser choice of systems that can make our space more practical, more flexible, and more beautiful.

The minimalist design appeared post-WWI in architecture, mainly due to easy access to modern materials like glass, concrete, steel. The principles extended to art in the 60s, in reaction against abstract art by the likes of Pollock, Kandinsky, Mondrian etc. Interior decorators, furniture designers and musicians soon followed suit. With so many adepts in so many disciplines, including appliances and fixtures, minimalism has become the illustration of an essentialist lifestyle.

Cover Glass presents a new product feature: etched frameless glass panels. Clients submit the design they want — and we do all the rest. The glass has the same integrity and strength as all our other sliding glass products: it’s just as wind resistant, waterproof, and high quality.

Now, architects who want to incorporate Cover Glass sliding doors into their designs are going to find the process easier and more streamlined than ever. We have partnered with CAD Details, a company that offers free resources just for architects.

Whatever your home setup and wherever you live, you can find inspiration in the luxurious home designs of celebrities.