Jane’s Blog

It’s a proven fact that natural light can make you happier. And the more

you rely on sunlight as opposed to artificial light, you save energy too.

But if your rooms have smaller windows or are located in areas that

don’t bring in much light, there are a few tricks you can use to make

those spaces appear brighter.

Spring always brings thoughts of lovely times spent on our porches and decks.  Summer reminds us that the sun has shifted and is blazing toward our porches and decks. It is almost too harsh and too hot to enjoy our outside spaces.  You need solar control! We have solutions for that problem. And of course if you start now, you will be able to enjoy your outdoor areas all spring, summer and fall.

The first step in choosing the right kitchen shades is to think about

where your windows are located. If they’re near the sink, stove or other

food prep areas where they may come into contact with water, steam

or grease splatters, you might want to consider a window treatment

that’s durable and easy to clean. 

One of the hardest parts about spring cleaning is knowing where to begin. But once you start, chances are you’ll easily get in the groove. And the best part? That amazing feeling of satisfaction and calm you’ll feel when your house is finally decluttered and clean. Here are a few tips to keep in mind:

With so many styles of nightstands, choosing the right kind can feel like a daunting

process. Should you go for modern or classic? Minimalist or heavier pieces with shelves

and drawers? And how tall should they be?  

The features you pick will depend largely on the size of your room, the size of your bed

and how much room you need for storage. 

Whether you are looking for safety, convenience, or a better look, cordless shades are the best option.  No more unsightly cords full of knots and kinks hanging down on the floor or counter. The clean look is achieved by cordless shades.

Whether used as a defining feature or a subtle background, an area rug can beautifully

complement and anchor the other features of your room. And with the right style and

placement, you’ll create the most cohesive look

While hanging your artwork might seem like the logical way to display it, perhaps you

don’t want to put holes in your walls or you’ve run out of wall space. But if you look

around your home with a creative eye, you’ll likely find many other ways you can

display your art.

Did you know that the average person loses about one hour of productivity each day due

to a disorganized work area? By keeping your desk neat and implementing a few

organizational systems, you’ll work more seamlessly and create the right mindset

to tackle your day.

As we move into spring and summer we will be spending more time on our decks and porches.  The spring weather will be pleasant but the summer may get too hot to enjoy these areas.  That is where screen roller shades can help.