Do you love the fall season as much as we do? We love the slightly cooler temperatures, shorter days, falling leaves, the ringing of school bells and the weekend football games that come with this time of year. Of course, fall also gives you an opportunity to dress up your home and give it some festive curb appeal. Your trusted window cleaners at Window Sparkle have the perfect ideas for some beautiful panes this season.
Décor Ideas from the Window Cleaners!
Fresh Flower Window Boxes: Summer might be over, but that doesn’t mean letting go of those beautiful window boxes. Once your trusted window cleaners have made your glass sparkle, replant your boxes with fall’s most beautiful flowers. We like boxes filled with mums and pansies. Of course, in our area of the world, our flowers will last a little longer into the “chilly” autumn season!
Dried Arrangements: If you’re tired of the planting and watering routine, take a break this fall while still using those window boxes! Fill boxes with moss, gourds, dry ferns, Indian corn and all manner of festive fall harvest novelties. Miniature pumpkins also make festive additions to window boxes.
Spooky Webbing: Give your house a little spookiness this Halloween! Playing up your windows can give your entire home a festive look. For windows that appear to be covered in cobwebs, cheesecloth works great. Simply purchase a few packages from your grocery store, and tear and rip until you have tattered, weathered pieces. Then hang the cheesecloth in your windows! Of course, to make sure your windows get noticed, make sure you’ve had a recent visit from your Las Vegas window cleaners!
Candle Magic: Nothing makes a home more cozy (or creepy!) than some festive glowing candles. But a word to the warning: real candle smoke can leave an unsightly film on your windows, so take our window cleaners’ advice: opt for LED, batter-powered candles. They flicker just as beautifully and keep your windows clean!
Got a great autumn window décor idea? Tell us!
Originally posted 2013-10-03 16:55:33.
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