Window Treatments in Sandwich NH

Hunter Douglas Window Treatments installed in your Sandwich, NH home, will not only be beautiful, but will provide complete functionality and dependability for many years to come!

Rod Ladman’s Window Designs is a central NH based window treatment provider who covers Sandwich, NH and all of Carroll, Belknap, Grafton, and Merrimack counties.

We are an authorized Hunter Douglas Dealer with over 40 years in the window treatment and interior decorating business and have filing cabinets full of files on satisfied customers. We sell, install, and repair all Hunter Douglas products, and guarantee a 100% customer satisfaction rate when we do a job. For added convenience, we carry several lines of quality window covering products from companies like Graber, J.Geiger, Alta, Horizons, Comfortex and more. We bring the samples to you where you can shop at home.

We carry almost every kind of window decor, both in-stock catalog items and custom-made soft furnishings. We have our own highly talented fabricator with a workroom who can produce any kind of custom made window treatments you might need. she can create whatever you can imagine. Curtains, Drapes, Roman Shades, et al.

Our premium product supplier, Hunter Douglas is a long-timer innovator in the window treatments industry. They are especially safety oriented and sell many products that are cordless and child-proof. Quality and dependability are two of their mantras, and seeing the products in person is really the only way to appreciate these top-notch items Make an appointment for an in-house consultation today, and we can show you the great choice in window treatments you’ll have in beautifying your xxx home.

Many of the below products can be easily motorized for the ultimate in convenience. Our window treatments include:

…and let’s not leave out the many kinds of decorative accents we can make for you, including Duvet Covers, Shams, Tufted Coverlets, Bed Skirts, Pillowcases, et al. AND… table accessories like Table Cloths, Runners, Placemats, etc. Bottom line: Whatever you need, we can do it!

Some Thoughts On Large Windows

Today, many homes feature a large window,such as a cathedral or geometric window, or several windows grouped together such as a bay or palladian window, dominating a wall. These windows are often an integral part of the architectural design of a room, providing access to beautiful views and allowing a maximum amount of light. In such cases, largeor grouped windows are left untreated or framed with a swag. More often, however, the placement of these windows means that neighbors can see in and that the light can be overpowering during certain times of the day. To find the best treatment for these openings, consider the following ideas:

Cathedral or Palladian Windows
A wall of windows is a common feature in a modern room, and one that can be daunting to treat.zif lack of privacyis the problem, treat the lower half of a large window with curtains on a traverse or curtain rod and leave the transoms unadorned.Vertical blinds are another option, but they may look too severe for your decor. Try topping the blinds with a swag or a valance to soften the effect. Both of these arrangements show off the shape of a window while providing seclusion when needed.

Glare from the rising or setting sun can make a room uncomfortable. If harsh light comes through the transoms, you can completely cover the window with drapery. Keep in mind that treating the window in this way may overwhelm the room and look too staged. Another option is to hang a scarf across the transom, which often blocks enough light to make the room comfortable again and is less obtrusive. You can also treat each transom individually.Try shirred curtains anchored at the top and bottom of the window by rods or vertical blinds and cellular shades in specialty shapes. A valance in a simple style, such as a chevron, can be hung on each transom. Remember, if the top half of the window is covered, usually the bottom half should also be treated to balance out the arrangement

Bay or Bow Windows

When dealing with Bay or Bow windows, first decide how you want to treat them, individually or as a group. For individual treatments, try matching shades, blinds or shutters, which create a clean, modern look. Or add tieback curtains for a softer style. A Bow window requires a curved rod (which requires professional installation), or a wire hanging system. Instead of hanging curtains directly on the window frame, consider mounting the rod on the wall above the bow or bay