With the new year fast approaching, we thought we would take a look back at some of the most popular trends for aluminium window colours in Wolverhampton for 2021. In a year where travel restrictions have paused holiday plans, many homeowners have looked at using funds to improve their homes instead. Discover what the most popular colour shades have been for aluminium windows this year, and why so many homeowners now turn to aluminium as their material of choice for replacement windows.
An ever-popular choice, Anthracite Grey has remained the most requested aluminium window colour in 2021. With the growing demand for aluminium windows for residential properties, Anthracite Grey has become popular with homeowners looking for an attractive alternative to white uPVC windows. Anthracite Grey is an extremely versatile colour that stands the test of time and effortlessly complements almost any building material. It looks great on buildings with painted render, exposed brickwork, stone, or even timber cladding. It is an understated colour and, although often chosen for contemporary property installations, it is equally suited to more traditional home styles.
Timeless and stylish, shades of black have continued to be a popular colour choice for aluminium windows in 2021. Black shades can be used to add contrast to your home, giving your windows a welcome difference from traditional shades of white and boosting kerb appeal. If your house is white or cream, choosing black gives you a really sleek and contrasting look. It is also suggested that black frames can help draw your eyes to the outdoor view. Almost like an optical illusion, black’s negative properties can make the interior frame seem to ‘disappear’ so that your eye is drawn to the outside view. Popular shades of black this year have included Graphite Black and Grey Black.
Chartwell Green is a popular and bright pastel shade that has remained a firm favourite for homeowners in Wolverhampton throughout the entirety of 2021. It is understated and tasteful yet offers a brighter aesthetic than Anthracite Grey and other more muted choices. Beautifully light, airy, and low-key, Chartwell Green aluminium windows will win your home more kerb appeal and attention from passers-by without looking too garish or out of line with the rest of your property. Often a colour chosen for more heritage style homes in places like Sutton Coldfield, Chartwell Green is also suited to more modern property styles in newer developments in places like Stourbridge.
2021 has seen an increase in the demand for woodgrain finish aluminium windows. Modern timber-effect windows are almost indistinguishable from the real thing, allowing you to enjoy the highly sought-after natural beauty of wood while retaining a thermally efficient profile to maximise your investment. Popular woodgrain effect colours include Irish Oak, Rosewood, and Mahogany. Real timber windows are often the most expensive window material choice and do come with the need for fairly regular maintenance. Aluminium windows finished with a woodgrain foil are not only considerably cheaper but also require next to no maintenance.
Our wide selection of window profiles are made-to-measure, so they can easily suit any style of property. You’ll be able to choose between three materials: uPVC, aluminium and timber, and six window styles. Discover our range today.
WindowsThe term dual colour windows is used to describe windows that have a different colour for the internal and external parts of the frame. Many homeowners prefer them because they offer additional customisation by allowing them to create a different look for the inside and outside of their home. With the rise in home improvements from 2020 – 2021, we have seen an increase in the number of homeowners seeking dual colour finish aluminium windows.
Earlier this year, our customers Mr and Mrs Hooper totally upgraded their conservatory to feature an Anthracite Grey exterior with a Cream interior to complement their home décor. This is a stunning example of how effective opting for a duel colour finish can be.
Example of dual colour: internal windows in Heritage White
Example of dual colour: external windows in Agate Grey
As more and more homeowners in Wolverhampton are becoming aware of the benefits that come with aluminium windows, their popularity is increasing. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider aluminium windows:
With our high-quality doors & windows, you can choose between standard and premium colours. Browse our detailed product pages or get in touch with us if you would like to discuss your ideas further. You can also use our instant online quoter to design your dream home improvements.
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