Some views deserve to be un-interrupted, which is why floor to ceiling windows are a great option. In addition to adding in lots of extra sunlight, these oversized windows help to bring the outdoors in. Whether you are looking to brighten up a space or enjoy a picturesque view, floor to ceiling windows can be one of your favorite features in your home.

Prior to installation, it is a good idea to consider the angle in which the sunlight reaches that area of your home, the time of day, and the time of day you plan on spending time in this space. For example, some may not like the sun beaming into their home early in the morning, while others may prefer it.

To avoid too much harsh sunlight, an option would be to consider investing in window coverings for those days when the extra light isn't as necessary. For floor to ceiling windows, curtains and blinds are the two most common window treatments. Blinds offer a minimalistic look. They work well to minimize harsh sunlight, while also allowing for a clear view when not in use. On the other hand, curtains can add a feeling of luxury. In addition, they can block out more sunlight than blinds since the material is typically much more opaque (depending on the material you purchase).

As you may know, custom made windows can get costly. Even though the view may be slightly interrupted, a great way to save some money would be to arrange several factory sized windows together to create a gallery of windows. This is also a great opportunity to create an eye-catching display that will wow your guests.

While floor to ceiling windows can be installed in almost any room, they can be used seamlessly between indoor and outdoor living spaces. We recommend including French doors, or sliding doors, for easy access between the two spaces. Combining indoor and outdoor spaces with floor to ceiling windows is perfect for those who love to entertain. Essentially, you are no longer confined to one entertaining space and your guests can mingle seamlessly between spaces.

Unfortunately, it is hard to pinpoint an exact cost of floor to ceiling windows since every space will require a different dimension. The cost of floor to ceiling windows in your home will depend on several factors including size, quality, your geographic location, and installation costs. Even though floor to ceiling windows are often pricey, they can dramatically update the look in any home and can be incorporated with any design style.