Window Witchcraft: Customizing Your Blinds and Drapery to Fit Your Style

Window Witchcraft Blinds and Drapery Inc specializes in providing unique and transformative window treatments for homes and businesses. With a strong focus on quality craftsmanship and innovative design, Window Witchcraft offers a wide range of blinds and drapery options that can completely change the ambiance of any space. At Window Witchcraft, we believe that windows are not just functional elements in a building but also serve as opportunities for creative expression. Our team of skilled artisans and designers work closely with each client to understand their unique style and preferences, and then translate that into beautifully tailored window treatments. One of the main highlights of Window Witchcraft's offerings is the extensive range of blinds. From traditional venetian blinds to modern roller blinds, we have options to suit every taste and requirement.

Is it just us or does it feel like we were just celebrating the Fourth of July? As Halloween gets closer, it feels like our to-do list is only getting longer: carve pumpkins, find costumes, haunt houses, pick up candy (try not to eat the candy).

As Halloween gets closer, it feels like our to-do list is only getting longer carve pumpkins, find costumes, haunt houses, pick up candy try not to eat the candy. Prior to our trip I purchase a couple rolls of Radiant Barrier Insulation from Home Depot about 23 and carefully trim and fit most of my 5th wheel windows with this stuff and was held in place by closing the day night shades over them you don t really need the shades if you trim the barrier to fit the window frame.

From traditional venetian blinds to modern roller blinds, we have options to suit every taste and requirement. Our blinds come in a wide variety of materials, including wood, metal, and fabric, ensuring that clients can find the perfect match for their interior design. In addition to blinds, Window Witchcraft also specializes in drapery.

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Our trailer will once again serve as home away from home for Dennis this summer. He will be working nights and sleeping during the day. Any ideas for ways to make it nice and dark in the bedroom? The "escape" window has a curtain but no additional blind or shade, and the bedroom door of course has the frosted glass window. Dennis would be happy to just tape some foil up there but I'd like something a bit more tasteful AND I'd like something that I can put up and take down pretty easily!

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Beth and Dennis James
Austin, TX
2013 Bullet 248RKS
2011 Silverado 2500 HD

I have used one of these in the bedroom door/window before:

Attaches with velcro. Works pretty good.

What we did was buy a black out curtain in the color of your choice. We then cut it to fit the windows and used stitch witch to make the ends where we put a small cheap spring rod. We used one on the top and bottom of the curtain and just spring rod it in the frame of the window. Works like a champ and never falls off when towing. Pretty easy and nice and cheap. Think we spent maybe 15 bucks altogether.

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I agree with SAD. Get some solar shades and kill two birds with one stone. Keep the light and heat out.

I purchased from Dollar tree art boards that are black on one side and white on the other, cut to fit door screen and trap between door and screen, black side out. From Camping World purchased push in pillows for the skylights and last we have a side window in our bedroom that another art board can be pushed between window and the pull down shade. Have been doing this routine every night out now going on three seasons. Its inexpensive and it works, bedroom stays nice and dark, also the ceiling sky light pillows block out the cold or heat.

Thanks all! Great ideas.

Beth and The Gang

I took down the tacky, cheap blinds and when redoing the upholstery in our trailer, I also made curtains in our bedroom. I was concerned about shadows when I am changing so I purchase some blackout curtains from Walmart. One panel was enough to cover both windows and they now have 2 functions. Looking better than before and blackout.

Good old corrugated cardboard.

If you remove the frame from the inside of the window and trace it out. Then cut slightly larger for a press fit.

It is hidden from the inside by the blinds being closed. Painted black on the outside with rattle can for a great appearance. Easy to remove and replace.

It'll be dark as night. Makes it great for sleeping in late.

I too also agree with SAD but we went one step further. Me and my DW where in Phoenix Arizona the 1st week in August (last year) where the temperature was averaging 108-112 degrees during day. Prior to our trip I purchase a couple rolls of Radiant Barrier Insulation from Home Depot (about $23) and carefully trim and fit most of my 5th wheel windows with this stuff and was held in place by closing the day & night shades over them (you don't really need the shades if you trim the barrier to fit the window frame). It really help because when we where out and about and would finally returned to the 5th wheel, the digital wall thermostat would be showing 74-76 degrees each day we were there. Of course, I was plugged in to 50 amp service (using both AC's) and also use a tower fan to pull the cool air from the bedroom into the rest of the trailer. My DW says, "Aw, it's nice in here. Boy you got this down don't you" It wasn't important to us that we weren't able to look out those windows anyway but they're easy to remove if needed. I rather be comfortable than miserable anytime!

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2005 Flagstaff Forest River TT

The foil insulation works great for blocking out heat, but the sun will shine through it a little.

The cardboard is very opaque. No light gets through.

Gives me an idea, maybe attach the insulation to a piece of cardboard and put it in the window.

I used foil covered bubble wrap, and spray painted the side facing out flat black. It insulates, blocks out all the sun, and looks good.

Not a very good picture, but window I did is on the right.

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2013 Chevy 2500 HD

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The foil insulation works great for blocking out heat, but the sun will shine through it a little.

The cardboard is very opaque. No light gets through.

Gives me an idea, maybe attach the insulation to a piece of cardboard and put it in the window.

No actually if it's cut correctly around the curvature of the window frame, you won't get any light through it and yes. sure blocks out the heat! That foil insulation is at least a little thicker than 1/4 inch.

And when your ready to open up a window, just remove the insulation and roll it up.

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2011 Keystone Cougar 327RES, Winegard RoadTrip MiniMax Automatic Stationary Satellite
2014 Dodge Ram MegaCab 2500 4x4, SWB, 6.7 CTD, Timbrens
2012 Dodge Citadel Hemi
4000 Watt Champion Generator

2007 Keystone Sprinter 264BHS TT
2005 Flagstaff Forest River TT

Consider ordering a custom blind to fit your window if it’s within your budget.

Our collection includes an array of curtains, sheers, and valances, all carefully curated to add elegance, warmth, and privacy to any space. Our drapery options are available in various colors, patterns, and textures, allowing clients to create a truly customized look. What sets Window Witchcraft apart is the attention to detail and commitment to customer satisfaction. Each window treatment is made with the highest quality materials and undergoes thorough quality checks to ensure durability and longevity. Our installation services are also provided by our own team of professionals, ensuring a perfect fit and finish. Whether you are looking to enhance the aesthetics of your home or create a welcoming environment in your business space, Window Witchcraft is your go-to destination for all your blinds and drapery needs. With our unique designs and excellent customer service, we are here to transform your windows into works of art. Contact us today for a consultation and let the magic begin!.

Reviews for "Window Witchcraft: Styling Tips for Blinds and Drapery in Different Rooms of Your Home"

1. Sarah - 1 star

I had a terrible experience with Window Witchcraft Blinds and Drapery Inc. The customer service was nonexistent, and they were constantly delayed in delivering my blinds. When they finally arrived, they were of poor quality and did not fit properly. I reached out to the company for assistance, but they were unresponsive and unhelpful. I would not recommend Window Witchcraft Blinds and Drapery Inc to anyone.

2. John - 2 stars

I was really disappointed with the overall service and product from Window Witchcraft Blinds and Drapery Inc. The installation process was a nightmare. The installers damaged my walls and left a mess behind. The blinds themselves were not as described and did not match the measurements provided. When I contacted the company to address these issues, they were dismissive and unwilling to resolve the problems. Save yourself the trouble and find another blinds provider.

3. Emily - 1 star

Window Witchcraft Blinds and Drapery Inc was a complete letdown. The blinds I ordered were incredibly overpriced for the poor quality I received. The fabric was flimsy and easily wrinkled. Additionally, the installation was a disaster. The installer did not properly secure the blinds, and they fell down a few days later, damaging my window frame. When I contacted the company for assistance, they denied any responsibility for the damages and were uncooperative. Stay away from this company if you value your time and money.

Window Witchcraft: Creating a Cozy Atmosphere with Blinds and Drapery