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Patio doors, whatever their style, look great on their own and are often used to accentuate the home’s aesthetic. Some even use it as a transition between the interiors and the landscaped, decorated outdoors.
Not many people know, however, that you can increase their appeal by matching them with the right set of windows. Here are some window-patio door combination ideas.
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Sliding Patio Doors and Picture Windows
A fixed, non-operable window combined with the dynamism and modernity of sliding patio doors offers any home’s updated, contemporary look. For best results, flank either side of your sliding door with large, fixed windows. This combination offers an expansive view of the outside alongside your patio doors, bathing your interior with light and opening up visual space.
Hinged Patio Doors and Double-Hung Windows
Double-hung windows are the most common windows you can find in America, and hinged patio doors are the same for patio doors. Combining the two sounds boring, but the different axes of operation of these two fenestrations lend an eclectic, quirky character to your interior.
Even better, your vinyl windows expert, Woodbridge Home Solutions, suggests installing seats below your double-hung windows. This allows you to enjoy your patio and its views without stepping outside!
Any Type of Patio Door and Special Transom Windows
Tap your home’s inner luxury by crowning your patio door with a transom window. Most patio doors often come with plain rectangular transom windows, but you can sidestep this convention by opting for an arched variant that spans the length of your doors. That said, consider the door-to-window ratio for this design, as the patio should still be “dominant” in your field of view.
Woodbridge Home Solutions offers replacement windows and doors in Dallas and surrounding areas in Texas. We also provide the best replacement windows in Wichita, KS. If you’re ready to upgrade your home’s exterior, contact our experts to schedule a free in-home consultation and estimate.
