If you’re remodeling your current bathroom or installing an additional one, be sure to choose the right windows. Natural light is important for getting ready, but you also want to maintain your privacy. Below are some of the best new window styles for your new or remodeled bathroom. 

4 Types of New Windows to Consider for Your Bathroom

1. Textured Glass Windows 

Textured glass windows let light through while protecting your bathroom privacy. This glass contains a stucco-like texture that renders the window opaque, so you don't have to worry about closing shutters or drawing curtains every time you undress or bathe. This is a convenient solution, although textured glass can be more costly.

2. Glass Block Windows

As with textured glass windows, glass block windows let in light but obscures the view. They are versatile, and you don't have to limit yourself to just one window. You can install an entire wall of glass block for maximum illumination. Moreover, you have a wide selection in terms of size, color, texture, and shape. 

3. Skylight Windows

A skylight window lets the sun shine in without compromising solitude. Installing a skylight makes for a luxurious, outdoor feel while you shower if you install it directly over the tub. Neighbors can’t peer inside while you’re in the restroom, though you’ll want to be cautious if you have roofers.

4. Transom Windows

Transom windows—which are oblong on the horizontal axis—are normally installed over a door, although that is not necessary. You can install these new windows in the wall at an elevation that does not permit a line of sight to occupants. That way, you can enjoy natural light without sacrificing your privacy.

For a wide selection of high-quality new windows for your bathroom, contact NuVue Products in Cincinnati, OH. These experienced window contractors have served clients throughout the Tri-state area for more than 60 years and have built a reputation for excellence in the Greater Cincinnati community. They specialize in window installation of vinyl and other energy-efficient window materials. Visit their website to view a gallery of their products or call (513) 631-1801 to arrange a free, in-home estimate.