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Filling your home with natural sunlight does more than brighten your spaces, it lightens your mood and improves energy levels for your whole family. But as many of us live within hailing distance of our neighbors, gaining a lot of light can also mean losing a lot of privacy. When you’re ready to remodel your home, consider these three solutions to make your home sunny and bright without oversharing with your neighbors.
Yes, skylights are back and showing up in the best houses. They’re amazing at capturing light throughout the day, but unlike previous iterations, today’s improved engineering and construction techniques fully eliminate leaks and fogging. You can choose to gain just sunlight (and starlight at night) with a fixed, non-venting type or capture the summer breezes with our new smartsensor skylight that opens on all four sides.
Awning windows are a perfect combination of privacy and light for bathrooms, bedrooms, and more. They can be placed just high enough to fill your room with natural light without a direct line of sight from outside. Top hinges that swing open at the bottom make these exactly right to make the most of those lilac-scented spring days.
Some windows just need something special, and our tinted or texturized glass is a great option. Bronze-, gray-, or green-tinted glass lends a calming and stylish air, and our wide variety of textures will match any architectural style with the degree of privacy you crave.
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Windows naturally lend themselves toward minimalist design, and Marvin has the styles and materials to suit. Clean lines and finishes, floor-to-ceiling glass, unique skylights, and oversized patio doors all offer flexibility of space and function, while connecting your spaces with the great outdoors.
Explore your window options at marvin.com.
In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, maintaining a pristine home can be a daunting and difficult task. From sticky hands and spilled drinks to muddy paw prints and accidents, the surfaces in your home face constant wear and tear. That’s where "life-proof"surfaces come to the rescue. Whether you're a parent, a pet owner, or someone who values durability and ease of maintenance, this guide is for you.
There are a lot of factors thatgo into the decision to move. Maybe you need an extra bedroom to accommodateyour growing family, or perhaps you want to be closer to work. But above all,the most important consideration when selecting a new home is how it enhancesthe lives of all family members, including your four-legged ones.
From floor plans andmaterials to landscaping and community amenities, here’s how to pick the besthome for your pet — both inside and out.
As home values and interest rates remain elevated, you may be wondering, “When is the right time to buy a new house?” There is no one-size-fits-all answer. Market trends, economic forecasts, and individual circumstances will all play a role in someone’s decision to buy. There are, however, some signs you should look for and steps you can take that indicate you’re ready to make the leap — no matter if you’re looking for your first home or forever home.