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WINDOW STYLES & TREATMENTS
Objective 4.03
Bell Ringer 10/14
List 3 types of floor coverings that are in your house. Then tell me an advantage and disadvantage of each floor covering.
Objective
Critique Window Styles and Treatments
Outline/Vocab (on your course outline sheet)
A. Styles
1. Sliding
2. Swinging
3. Fixed
4. Double-hung
5. Skylights
B. Treatments
1. Draperies/curtains
2. Shades, shutters, blinds
3. Decorative top treatments
Window Styles: Sliding
Can operate vertically or horizontally Double-hung
Vertical sliding window Simple, good for ventilation and light Can be opened from the top or bottom
Window Styles: Sliding
Horizontal: Windows with 2 or 3 sashes that open like a sliding
door.
Window Styles: Swinging
Can be hinged at top, bottom, or sides Casement:
Opens and closes with a crank Swings outward
Window Styles: Swinging
Awning: Hinged at the top, swings outward at the bottom Provides good ventilation and rain protection
Window Styles: Swinging
Hopper: Hinged at the bottom, swings into a room at
the top Often used in basements
Window Styles: Swinging
Jalousie: Series of horizontal glass slats that open and close
with a crank Good for ventilation
Window Styles: Fixed
Glass blocks: Provides light while preserving visual privacy
Window Styles: Fixed
Stained glass: When used as a focal point, should be left
untreated
Window Styles: Fixed
Palladian: 3 part window with a central arched section
flanked by 2 narrow rectangular sections
Window Styles: Combination
Bay window: Projects outward from
the exterior wall. Large fixed window in
center with small double-hung windows on both sides.
Not as much ventilation as a regular double-hung
Window Styles: Skylights
Normally located in the ceiling or roof. Allows natural light into a room without exterior
walls. Good choice for a room located in the center of the
house with no windows.
Pleated, lined panels of fabric
Good choice for privacy
Often found in formal rooms
Extend to the floor
The different types are named for how they operate (draw draperies, stationary draperies)
Window Treatments: Draperies
Flat fabric panels with a pocket hem at the top, which slips into a curtain rod.
Constructed of unlined fabric that is sheer to medium weight
Type of fabric determines amount of light, insulation, or privacy
Should fall to the length of the sill, apron, or floor
Window Treatments: Curtains
Horizontal panels which cover the lower part of a window
Often used with a top treatment
Window Treatments: Café Curtains
Softly pleated fabric hanging in a curved line at the top of a window
Window Treatments: Swag
Horizontal fabric treatment across the top of the window
Also used to hide drapery or curtain hardware
Window Treatments: Valance
Horizontal treatment
Usually constructed of wood, padded and covered with fabric
Some are carved wood that is painted or stained
Window Treatments: Cornice
Constructed in the same manner as a cornice but also extends down each side of window
Window Treatments: Lambrequin
Informal Variety of colors and opaqueness
Window Treatments: Roller Shades
Fabric folds into horizontal pleats when raised
Might hang flat when closed
Window Treatments: Roman Shades
Similar to roman in operation; fabric takes on a balloon shape when raised
Window Treatments: Balloon Shades
Accordion or honeycomb styles; contemporary styling
Solid colors, patterns, textures; opaque or translucent
Window Treatments: Pleated Shades
Covers part or all of a windowUsually made of wood; hinged together
Window Treatments: Shutters
Series of evenly spread slats that may be opened or closed by cords
Allow French doors to function properly while providing privacy
Window Treatments: Blinds
Activity #1
Label Each Window STYLE on the Sheet (front and back)
Draw/color a different Window TREATMENT on each window and correctly label the treatment You can even use real fabric if you want to!
SHOEBOX PROJECT
DUE MARCH 28th!
Bell Ringer 10/15
Get out Notes from yesterday and Review…
GAME!
Divide into two teams
I will call on someone to identify a window style or treatment. If you get it right, your team gets a point!
If you miss the question, the other team will have a chance to get the point.
Name that Style!
Name that Floor MATERIAL!
Name that style!
Name that Style!
Name that Floor MATERIAL!
Name that style!
Name that Floor Covering!
Name that Treatment!
Name that Treatment!
Name that Treatment!
Name that Floor Covering!
Name that Style!
Name that Style!
Name that Treatment!
Name that Floor Covering!
Name that Style!
Name that Style!
Name that Floor Covering!
Name that Treatment!
Name that Floor Covering!
Name that Treatment!
Name that Treatment!
Name that Style!
Name that Style!
Name that Treatment!
Name that Floor Formula!
What is the Formula to Calculate the SQUARE YARDS
for flooring??
Name that Treatment!
Name that Style!
Name that Treatment!
Name that Treatment!
Name that Treatment!
Name that Style!
Name that Treatment!
Remaining Time…
Quiz on Monday 10/20
4.0 and 5.0
Shoeboxes…
