Replacing your windows is an exciting opportunity to revitalize the beauty of your space. And with countless hue options, neutral colors should be your strongest candidates. Cool and warm ones can indeed help you create the kind of mood you want in each of your rooms. However, those at the opposite ends of the spectrum offer something unique and special.
4 Terrific Traits of Neutral Window Colors
If you ask Renewal by Andersen® of Kansas City, here are the best traits of neutral replacement windows:
Versatile
Shades of black, white and gray can blend in with anything. And they won’t appear out of place next to other colors and all kinds of textures and patterns. Sure, neutral tones contribute visual weight, but they can mesh with any existing design element.
Forgiving
Neutral double-hung, sliding, bay, bow, picture, specialty and casement windows will mix well with your current décor, no matter your style. If you give your space a facelift, it’s likely that neutrals will look at home with the changes too.
Neutrals allow you to do home makeovers with more wiggle room in design. You can enjoy plenty of latitude in pushing the boundaries, knowing your windows can harmonize with almost any idea.
Timeless
It’s normal to want to modify the look of your home after some time. But even if you keep the appearance of your windows the same, you won’t get tired of neutrals. Design trends come and go, but dark and light neutral hues remain fashionable forever.
Value-Adding
Any experienced window company would tell you that choosing neutrals can increase your home’s value. They may not be in every person’s list of favorite colors, but they appeal to most people. If you decide to put the property on the market someday, they can help make prospective buyers fall in love with your home.
Renewal by Andersen of Kansas City offers a large selection of window colors, including our newest black interior, letting you pick from 49 possible combinations. Call us at (913) 956-0887 today to schedule your FREE, in-home consultation in Kansas City, MO, or any neighboring community.
