Arched Windows Treatments

One of the most common types of specialty windows, arches add architectural detail and interest to a home. They come in many different sizes and configurations, including traditional, elongated, quarter-round, half-moon, half-circle, eyebrow and Gothic styles. For all their character, though, arched windows can also present challenges when it comes to privacy and light control.

That doesn’t mean you have to settle for leaving arched windows bare. Hunter Douglas offers a broad range of custom arched window treatments that enhance privacy and provide light control, making it easy to complete the look of your room, whatever your décor.

Cellular Shades for Arched Windows

While cellular shades are one of the most popular types of window treatments for covering arches, many cellular options are stationary. To get the most out of your window treatments, opt for an adjustable style.

Arched Shutters

Shutters are a classic, durable solution for arched windows in everything from a coastal home to a traditional colonial. Available in natural hardwood or composite, shutters for arches can follow the shape of the window for a sunburst effect—or they can run horizontally to complement other shutters in your room. Open and close the louvres for as much or as little light control as you want.

Drapery

You may not think of drapery as an arched window treatment, but it’s actually an elegant solution for this specialty shape, particularly in rooms with high ceilings. Simply hang the drapery rod above the arch. You’ll maximize your view as well as be able to have privacy and light control.

You could also elevate your view by layering window treatments. Combine drapery with arched Duette shades to add another design element to your room.

Shadings

If you’re looking for a window treatment to simply cover an arched window, as opposed to being able to open and close the window treatment, you might consider shadings.

As with all specialty shapes, you should consult with your local Hunter Douglas specialist when deciding which product will work best for your arched windows.