Welcome to the Inspired by Marvin blog. Here we feature stunning projects and trends we’re loving lately. From before and after transformations to expert tips and how-to content, we hope our blog leaves you excited and inspired to tackle your next project.
27 March 2023
From a treehouse in the pacific northwest to music cottages in the mountains, thoughtfully placed windows and doors allow you to make a space for what matters most.
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27 January 2021A builder realizes his vision for a modernized farmhouse, complete with stunning views of Long Island Sound.
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15 January 2021Twelve interior designers from across the country created a multigenerational home with an emphasis on sustainable living.
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08 January 2021According to Sherwin Williams’ Director of Color Marketing, black is the new white, and it’s more complex than you might think. Learn about decorating with black windows and doors, and moody colors.
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04 January 2021This mid-century inspired kitchen remodel focused on natural light and connecting the indoors and out for this wellness influencer's well-being centered family.
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21 December 2020Designers at THE UP STUDIO used clever fenestration and an efficient use of space to overcome the challenges of the build site.
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16 December 2020A few simple steps and a bit of awareness can go a long way to ensure you are breathing healthy air inside your home.
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09 December 2020Originally a Cape Ann summer home, this beautiful example of shingle-style architecture gets a modern makeover while still retaining its New England charm.
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24 November 2020Just like a classic white tee, there are so many ways to style a classic white double hung window. Learn about white window interior design from Marvin.
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19 November 2020Whether you're shopping for new windows or repairing an existing one, Marvin's comprehensive window parts glossary and diagram is here to help. Learn more!
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13 November 2020When discussing his style, architect Ramsay Gourd often describes himself as a contextualist, in that he draws from the context of the location, time, and culture of a project. The Middletown Ridge house puts that style on full display.
