You have the structure for a She Shed, now what? Make it a cozy retreat with She Shed window treatments, comfy seating, fresh paint, and some lighting.

Many people have seen sheer curtains, but what about sheer shades? Sunbursts sheer shades don't look or work quite like sheer curtains they're better!

Wood blinds vs. faux wood blinds: which will you choose for your home? Find out the benefits of each and compare them to other window treatments to decide.

Beautiful entryways deserve an equally alluring window treatment. That's why interior shutters are the best choice for French doors. See why this exceptional product makes sense.

You've heard about these innovative window treatments, but how do zebra shades work? Here's what you should know about zebra shades and how to use them.

These small bathroom design ideas -- like plantation shutters, white walls, and tile -- will make your space seem larger and more pleasant.

You have the structure for a She Shed, now what? Make it a cozy retreat with She Shed window treatments, comfy seating, fresh paint, and some lighting.

Privacy, light control, style, and insulation picking bedroom window treatments is easy if you know what to look for. And Sunburst's Polywood shutters can do it all!

Not all window treatments suit Spanish-style homes, but you can't go wrong with classic Polywood or hardwood interior shutters and colorful roller shades.

You might have heard that cellular shades are energy efficient. But do cellular shades save energy better than other window treatments or do you have better options?

Heat loss through your windows can do a number on your energy bills. To combat heat loss, install the most energy-efficient window treatments available -- Polywood plantation shutters.

With home automation, you can have an energy-efficient home. Use automated window shades, smart thermostats, and smart LED bulbs to keep your energy use in check.

Looking for some simple renovation ideas that can freshen up your home? Here's a quick list of some quick improvements that will help you give your home a facelift.

Are you wondering what investment property improvements are worth it? Here's our guide to knowing where to put your cash to get the best return when you sell.

You just invested in brand-new carpets and within a few months, you start to see fading in one spot on your carpet.

October is national window covering safety awareness month, check out these tips on keeping your window covering safe and childproof.

Well, the Sunburst team is back to set the record straight on a few more myths we've heard from shutter-buyers around the country. Let's get started.

Midwest window treatments keep your home cozy all year long. Let Sunburst help you find the perfect Midwest shutters, shades, and more.

Don't overwhelm a small room with frilly drapes that make it feel cramped. Try compact roller shades or interior shutters for small space window treatments instead.

From organic materials to emphasis on energy-efficiency, here are the interior and window treatment design trends for 2020.

Double-hung plantation shutters, also called tier-on-tier shutters, is when your window has two or more separate tiers of shutters that can be open and closed independently. So, when is it a good idea to use double-hung shutters?

Need to cover a patio door window? You have options instead of just vertical blinds. Faux wood and hardwood plantation shutters are perfect for patio doors.

Sometimes you love your interior shutters but not your windows. But do you have to remove plantation shutters to have windows replaced? Not with Sunburst!

Different types of window blinds have different benefits to meet your unique needs. And then there are interior shutters that can do it all.

If you're wondering if you should pair plantation shutters with curtains, here are a few pros and cons to consider.

Many people believe that the only way you can cover a sliding glass door is with vertical blinds, but is that the case? In fact, there are many more stylish window treatments for your sliding glass door.

With so many window treatment options, sometimes people want to mix and match them together.