Whether your taste is modern or classic, yearly trends in the home design industry can bring fresh ideas to your next renovation project. Some design trends can be left at the door, pun intended, but you can finally get excited this year.

Our team at WindowCraft is thrilled about the window and door trends of 2021. These innovations move with the times and provide forward thinking solutions while still allowing for personal taste to win over. Here are the top seven trends for 2021.

Whether your taste is modern or classic, yearly trends in the home design industry can bring fresh ideas to your next renovation project. Some design trends can be left at the door, pun intended, but you can finally get excited this year.

Our team at WindowCraft is thrilled about the window and door trends of 2021. These innovations move with the times and provide forward thinking solutions while still allowing for personal taste to win over. Here are the top seven trends for 2021.

It’s not about blending in with white window frames anymore. A modern style is often enhanced with minimal window frames, and now, home designs are taking the contemporary appeal a step further with black frames. Black frames add to the continuity of modern homes, providing a more finished and bolder look.

Plus, with a more minimal frame, homeowners can create a better view for themselves and guests. No more ducking under or above window grids to catch a glimpse of the flowers blooming right outside.

Color is personality, or at least that’s what some designers believe. We agree, which is why we’re all in for this trend involving vibrant front doors. For those that can’t do a complete renovation, a colorful front door can change everything about the look and feel of your home.

The best designs we’ve seen applied a bold navy with white exterior, and other looks we love include pale greens with various shades of brick. As long as you love it, though, you can’t go wrong.

If there is one thing that stands out among the list of 2021 trends, it’s the movement towards more environmentally friendly home designs. Energy conscious qualities may not be the most glamorous but they are sought after in window and door designs for their crucial impact on the environment, not to mention their budget benefits.

Windows in this category offer more insulation and often come with glazing properties, which reduce UV light and help insulate homes. Another smart home design involves fiberglass patio doors. Fiberglass looks great with a variety of designs and adjusts based on the changes in temperature.

Designers are re-defining home living, and one way they’re shaking things up is with large paneled, sliding doors. Imagine gliding patio doors across the side of your home and opening up your entire living room to the outdoors. With these transitional spaces, homeowners can move seamlessly between outdoors and indoors and appreciate more natural lighting than ever before.

Transoms and sidelights are coming back strong, and homeowners are taking advantage of this trend to make their front door one, grand image. In addition to the aesthetic you can accomplish with sidelights, you will love the added light your foyer gets.

If you think about traditional bay windows, they typically have three panels of windows in the shape of a hexagon cut in half. Modern bay windows are basically all window and no frame. They extend out from a home like a glass box and provide a dynamic sun catching area.

If every single one of these trends appeals to you like it does to us, give us a call and we can help you get started on the home of your dreams. Our installations are nothing less than professional and exquisite, so call WindowCraft today to make these trends a reality for you.