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Bright Ideas: Small Window Projects with Big Impact

Not every window project involves a full renovation — sometimes it’s the smaller updates that bring the most light, warmth, and personality to a space. From basement egress upgrades to creative window placements that maximize natural light, these featured projects show how thoughtful design can transform even the smallest spaces.

Exterior of home showing new black-framed oversized Andersen windows with multiple panes in a stucco wall

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Interior view of sunroom with old wooden windows partially covered by moving boxes

BEFORE- KammSunroom

A peek inside the sunroom before—natural light, yes, but it was time to update the look and improve efficiency.

Side view of old windows from outside, partially shaded, with cream-colored window trim

BEFORE- KammSunroom Exterior

The original windows were damaged by hail and poorly insulated.

Exterior of home showing older four-pane windows with aging frames and cloudy glass

BEFORE- KammSunroom Exterior 2

These older windows were ready to be replaced—with better insulation, cleaner lines, and a sleek finish.

Interior of sunroom featuring new wood-trimmed Andersen windows with four large panes

AFTER- KammSunroom Interior

The raw wood-clad inside of the window frames interiors add cozy warmth to this sunroom.

AFTER- KammSunroom Exterior

These custom Andersen windows were worth the wait! Sleek black frames on the outside offer a modern contrast to the stucco exterior.

Exterior view of old red double French doors with outdated hardware and frame

BEFORE- KammFront

Before: The old French doors had lost their charm and efficiency. Time for an upgrade in style and function.

Exterior view of a bright red front door with glass sidelights, brick entry, and updated hardware

AFTER- KammFront

The old French doors are out—this vibrant red entry door with top 1/4 lite and 3/4 sidelights makes a bold first impression and lets the natural light pour in.