The Best Bathroom Window Treatments

We cover our windows and doors for a number of reasons. We want to improve energy efficiency, help control the incoming light and heat, and also provide a level of privacy that helps us feel comfortable in our own homes. Nowhere is that a more crucial component of window coverings than in the bathroom. But with bathrooms come unique challenges and needs for window coverings. Don’t fret, we have you covered – here are the best bathroom window treatments available!

What Do Bathrooms Need?

Bathrooms have specific concerns that most other rooms in your home don’t have, namely, they are hot and humid. Daily showers and baths ensure that bathrooms get steamy with hot water fogging up the place, and while we love a good warm bath, it’s important to note that those conditions can be a problem when it comes to window coverings. But that’s not the only thing to consider! Where are the windows located? Are they right above the tub or shower? Is the bathroom on the first floor where windows are easier to see into? 

Covering Criteria to Consider

  • Durability

  • Privacy

  • Light Control

  • Style

With these criteria in mind, you want to find a window solution that provides privacy but is still stylish, a covering that is durable, able to stand up to the excess moisture, and provides the right amount of light control. Here are a few options to consider.

Roman Shades – Softness, Style, Durable

Roman shades are a classic look and can be made of moisture-resistant material. The big plus for Roman shades is that their fabric can soften the otherwise hard look of a bathroom full of porcelins, ceramic, and metals. Is your bathroom the standard colors, plenty of whites and neutrals? Get shades in vibrant colors and pack your bathroom with a punch of style. Roman shades also can be installed in a few different ways to ensure the right amount of privacy you’re looking for.

Woven Wood Shades

Woven wood shades are made from natural fibers and materials like grass, bamboo, reeds. These shades can be left down, allowing a nice level of ambient light through. Their natural, rustic textures pair well with many traditional bathrooms styles. While most wood blinds can be damaged and warp in the high heat and humidity, woven bamboo, grass, or reeds, have more give and are able to shift.

Faux Wood Blinds and Shutters

A perfect pairing of warmth and durability, faux wood blinds and shutters make for a great option for bathroom window coverings. The faux wood material can better withst and the humidity and what of a bathroom as opposed to the real wood counterparts. They won’t fade in the sun or warp from the moisture, and in the bathroom, that’s a huge concern! Throw some drapes up while you’re at it and bring some softness to the room’s style. Often bathrooms will have smaller, unique shaped windows which can make finding blinds that work difficult, shutters however can be made to cover any shape from hexagons to arches, even a triangle can be addressed with a custom set of shutters.

So, How do You Choose the Perfect Bathroom Window Treatments?

All of these kinds of window treatments can make for great options in your bathroom. To find the perfect one for you consider the criteria mentioned before. What your individual needs for privacy, how is the window shaped, what kind of heat and humidity does your bathroom get (maybe your ventilation is great!)  Once you have these answers, reach out to us! Budget Blinds of Scottsdale is owned and operated by experts and we can help you narrow down your choices, decide on the best window solution for you, and even better we install it while we’re at it! Budget Blinds has the bathroom window solution for you!

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