Smart Phone, Smart Home, Smart Window Coverings. All of the conveniences right at your fingertips. You don’t even have to be on location to control your electronics from your hand held devices. From your doorbell to your windows and everywhere in between is where it’s at today. Just download the app and set up your personal programs.
What do your windows say about your home? Are your windows covered or uncovered? As a window covering professional, I am always drawn to the window coverings in homes, commercial spaces, and on TV shows!
Ornamental grasses thrive in hot, dry conditions that are common during the summer months in our area. They have attractive features and come in a variety of colors and textures.
Bigleaf hydrangeas bloom profusely during the early summer months with pink to dark blue globular clusters of flowers and have solid medium to dark green leaves. The plants are attractive in the landscape and can be used as a specimen, group of plants or in containers.
Ferns are one of the more interesting but underutilized garden plants. They tolerate temperature extremes, require minimal maintenance, have few pest problems, and many are native to Georgia.
Window covering cords has been a controversial subject plaguing the window covering industry for many years. Due to the unfortunate deaths of several young children, manufacturers have been charged with implementing better and safer ways to operate blinds and shades.
When it comes to arched, angled, and odd-shaped windows there is no one simple answer. There are not a wide variety of options for these windows and the products that are available are limited in function and in size.
We all look forward to spring weather where it’s not too hot and not too cold. It’s the perfect temperature for the kids to play outside after being cooped up in the house all winter long, and we love that we can turn off the heat and enjoy the fresh air.
Fall and winter are the best times of the year to install new plant material. Though the weather is cold, the roots continue to grow.
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