Most people assume that white is an ultimate color for their window frames, but it's not always true!
Experimenting with colors of different elements of your interior design can help you achieve the unique and visually pleasing results.
Here are a few reasons why you don't have to choose white window frames every time.
Material selection
The material of the window frame can influence the color options available.
For example, vinyl windows typically come in a limited range of colors, often lighter shades, to prevent excessive heat absorption.
Energy efficiency
While white window frames are known to reflect heat and sunlight, reducing heat gain, the color alone is not the sole determining factor in energy efficiency.
The overall construction, insulation, and glazing of the window play significant roles in energy efficiency.
Climate considerations
Depending on the climate you live in, the impact of window frame color may vary.
In warmer climates, lighter colors may help reflect heat and reduce cooling costs.
However, in colder climates, darker colors can help absorb sunlight and contribute to passive solar heating during the winter months.
Maintenance and longevity
Darker colors may be less prone to visible staining, but can fade or show signs of wear over time.
