Window & Door Design Inspiration Blogs

Let there be light. These sun-kissed powder room paradises prove that a spa-like bathroom is all about letting nature in.

Extending the view in one of the home’s most popular rooms. Whether your style is traditional, modern, or somewhere in between, a kitchen tends to be the heart of the home. Often a central spot where family and friends gather to socialize and celebrate, your kitchen deserves a view as spectacular as the festivities it hosts. We’ve rounded up…

Marvin’s new Designer Black painted interior finish meets Room & Board’s cultivated cool home furnishings.

All-black windows add dimension, a sense of depth and a confident statement to any space. With Marvin’s new Designer Black painted interior finish, less becomes more as dark details frame views in a whole new way. It’s clear that black is no longer only for evening wear or stuffy affairs. Black in every form—including matte…

A new and diverse group of Marvin Architects Challenge-winning projects offer a personal take on the home and design trends the industry is buzzing about. We recently announced the winners of this year’s Marvin Architects Challenge design competition, a group of projects that differ greatly in terms of design style and aesthetics, but that have one…

Historic home in an iconic Seattle neighborhood gets a renovation that stays true to its original beauty. When a young couple purchased this 1910s-era colonial revival in the Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle, they loved the home’s classic, quintessentially American architecture but wanted to update and modernize it without compromising its original character, charm and…

The Danish trend that’s sweeping the nation might not have an English translation, but it has a unique approach when it comes to home design. Hygge (pronounced hue-guh) is a Danish word, or perhaps more accurately, a feeling you get when you’re experiencing a moment that’s out of the ordinary, cozy, charming or just plain special.…

More windows, less shopping at experiential inspiration center in the heart of Boston There’s a transformation happening in the Seaport neighborhood, adjacent to the Boston Harbor, where designers and creative folks are flocking to spec textiles, furniture, lighting, antiques and fine art. And in a historic building adjacent to Dry Dock #3, a new space…

Home buyers are willing to pay more to bask in natural light and multiply living space. Call it a big glass revolution. No longer bound by rules that once effectively blocked the use of oversized glass in exterior home design, residential architects, builders and developers can now offer a dazzling natural light show that’s wowing…