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“It’s not just about designing a place anymore, it’s about designing an experience that flows from check-in to sleeping, to bathing, to dining.” -WATG, Wimberly Interiors When you’re using hospitality trends to design for guests, you’re [...]

Written by our guest blogger Scott Sidler of The Craftsman Blog Nothing beats the solid bronze and brass window hardware you typically find on old houses. And the patina of antique bronze? Get outta here! It [...]

The first step of getting cost information for Indow inserts is measuring your windows. That’s because we can’t provide accurate pricing for your window insert without your window measurements, including frame step. But what is a frame [...]

Completely soundproof windows aren’t possible if you want to, ya know, see out of them or open them ever again. As blogger and preservation expert Scott Sidler says, “I’m going to spoil the surprise right now [...]

There are many different types of both storm windows and replacement windows. Both have their benefits and drawbacks. This blog goes into the specifics of construction of both. New windows are made from [...]

The performance of storm windows vs regular windows can depend on what windows you have to start out with. In this blog we’ll cover typical replacement windows and storm windows, what insulation you can expect from [...]

Mid-century modern homes were once futuristic, the “homes of tomorrow.” Built after World War II, they incorporated the abundant and relatively inexpensive materials no longer needed for the war effort in features like aluminum windows and steel cabinets.

Lasers can fix eyesight, help accurately hang shelving, aide in epic cat playtime, and measure for perfect-fitting custom window inserts. A tape measure will tell you the approximate height and width of a window. Our [...]

Indow Innovations Brought the Missing Piece to Window Inserts You might have noticed that the back corners of our Indow window inserts have a piece missing. It’s not really missing, it’s designed that way. The [...]

DO YOU HAVE WINDOW CONDENSATION? Window condensation is so. not. fun. First of all, there goes your view! And it’s not good for the windows or walls: all that moisture can lead to rot and problems [...]