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Are Black Windows Still In Style? (And Why Colored Windows Are a Smart Upgrade)

  • swwindowanddoorco
  • Apr 23
  • 3 min read

Over the past few years, black windows have surged in popularity. Once reserved for ultra-modern homes or luxury remodels, black-framed windows are now becoming a go-to choice for homeowners who want something bold, stylish, and timeless.

So, the question is—are black windows just a trend, or are they here to stay?

At Southwest Window & Door, we believe that black and colored window frames aren’t just “in” right now—they’re a smart design upgrade that instantly elevates curb appeal and increases home value. If you're building or replacing your windows in Little Rock or Central Arkansas, here’s what you need to know.

🔥 Yes—Black Windows Are Still Very Much In

Black-framed windows are dominating everything from new construction to high-end remodels. Why?

  • Modern yet timeless look

  • Works with brick, siding, stone, stucco, and more

  • Highlights architectural lines of the home

  • Pairs well with both traditional and contemporary styles

Whether you’re going for industrial farmhouse or clean modern, black windows give your home a striking, high-end aesthetic.

Bonus: Black window frames look just as good from the inside as they do from the outside. It's like giving your home sunglasses with style.

🎨 Color Options Beyond Black: Tan, Clay, and Woodgrain Too

While black is hot, it’s not the only option if you want to break away from basic white windows. Neutral tones like tanand clay blend beautifully with Arkansas homes, especially when paired with earth-toned brick or siding.

And if you’re after that warm, natural finish, woodgrain laminates available on select window models give you the charm of real wood—without the maintenance.

🪟 Explore Your Color Options with Wincore 7700 Series

We proudly install the Wincore 7700 Series, a premium vinyl window line that offers custom color options through high-performance laminate technology.

Here’s how it works:

  • Choose a base color: white, tan, or clay

  • Add a laminate color: for exterior only or both interior & exterior

  • Available finishes include black, bronze, hunter green, wood species patterns, and more

These laminated color finishes not only add visual appeal—they also:

  • Resist fading and weathering

  • Are easy to clean

  • Come with great warranties

  • Complement a wide variety of exterior finishes

💡 Why Choose Colored Windows?

Let’s be honest—white windows are everywhere. They’re the default. But choosing a custom window color gives your home:

  • Character – Stand out in the neighborhood

  • Design continuity – Match trim, roof, or doors

  • Increased perceived value – Looks more expensive and thoughtful

  • Stronger curb appeal – Especially important if you plan to sell

🏡 Colored windows subtly tell buyers and neighbors, “This home was designed with care.”

💰 A Smart Investment With Visual Impact

Choosing a colored window frame—especially black—is one of the most impactful visual upgrades you can make. And with the Wincore 7700 Series, this upgrade doesn’t require changing your window type—just the finish.

It’s a small change with major aesthetic payoff, and a great way to boost your home’s curb appeal and long-term ROI.

Ready to Add Some Boldness to Your Windows?

If you're replacing your windows or building a new home in Little Rock or Central Arkansas, consider breaking free from basic white. At Southwest Window & Door, we’ll help you choose the perfect frame color—from modern blackto earthy clay, or even woodgrain interior laminates that mimic real wood.

📞 Call us today at 501-617-7024 to schedule a free consultation and explore your custom color window options with the Wincore 7700 Series.



Modern kitchen with white cabinets, black faucet, and large window showing greenery. Shelves hold books, cups, and decor. Bright and tidy.

 
 
 

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