What are the Top Home Design Trends for Glazing in 2027?
Home design in 2027 starts with how you want to feel when you walk through the door. Perhaps that means having somewhere to slow down after a busy day, or simply making your home feel a little more like you.
The desire for homes that feel personal, welcoming and thoughtfully designed provides the thread running through these five home and glazing trends. Our expert design team at Jackson Windows shares where window and door design is heading in the new year and what is worth considering if you are planning a project in Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire or Yorkshire.
1. Light-filled spaces to unwind in
From light-filled living spaces to cosy, secluded reading nooks, thoughtful glazing creates places to pause within a busy home.
Large expanses of glazing have a role to play here. Slimline aluminium sliding doors can bring daylight into living areas and frame views of the garden, helping you feel connected to the outdoors throughout the seasons.
A roof lantern can also bring daylight directly over a kitchen island or dining table, while a bow or bay window can make space for a bright window seat to enjoy your morning coffee.
2. Heritage character in the details
There is a reason heritage styling has grown in popularity in recent years. As more of us look for authenticity in the way we design our homes, the familiar proportions and details of traditional architecture offer a way to bring in that lived-in character.
Timber-effect sliding sash windows and flush casement windows, along with aluminium heritage glazing, can look as though they have always belonged. Smaller details, such as antique-style monkey tail window handles, complete the look. Today’s heritage windows and doors pair those details with the comfort, security and energy efficiency you would expect from modern glazing.
The appeal of heritage windows and doors extends well beyond period or conservation area homes. Many homeowners are choosing this look for a variety of renovation projects or even modern self-builds where classic styling is an intentional part of the design.
3. Smarter glass for a more comfortable home
A bedroom overlooking a busy road has different priorities from a south-facing kitchen. Yet when planning new windows and doors, the glass itself can receive less attention than the frames surrounding it.
Modern homeowners are looking more closely at how the glass in their windows and doors can solve specific problems and make each room more comfortable.
Acoustic laminated glass can help reduce issues such as traffic noise in rooms facing a busy road. Solar control glass can limit heat build-up in sunny kitchens and glazed extensions. Where energy efficiency is the priority, triple glazing and energy-efficient window systems can help reduce heat loss.
Our experienced team are on hand to offer advice and recommend a specification suited to your home and goals.
4. Colours and textures that feel more you
Homeowners have fallen back in love with character, and colour and texture offer opportunities to bring more personality to your windows and doors.
With comfort and wellbeing shaping our homes, warm neutrals such as Pebble Grey and Claystone, alongside earthy tones such as Sage Green and Olive Grey, are in high demand. These shades complement natural materials and surrounding greenery, bringing warmth and a connection to the landscape into the design.
Added texture is also becoming an increasingly popular choice. Woodgrain foils are a great way to do this, recreating the character of painted timber.
Choosing a colour is easier when you can envision it on your home. Visit our Lincoln showroom to see full-sized samples and even take home swatches to compare against your brickwork and interior finishes.
5. Feel more secure at home
Whether you are heading away for the weekend, leaving the house empty during the working day or simply settling in for the evening, knowing your home is secure brings valuable peace of mind.
When investing in new windows and doors, it’s worth looking beyond appearance to consider the security features that will help protect your property for years to come. Modern glazing solutions offer a range of options, from reinforced frames and multi-point locking systems to laminated security glass, which is designed to be more resistant to forced entry.
But how can you be confident that these features provide the protection you expect? One of the most useful things to look for is independent security certification. Secured by Design, the official police security initiative, recognises products that have been independently tested and certified to meet recognised security standards.
We are proud to be a Secured by Design accredited manufacturer, offering a range of independently tested and certified windows and doors to help you feel safer and more secure at home. Our experienced team can guide you through the available security options, helping you choose the right solutions for your home.
Where can I upgrade my home with modern glazing styles and trends?
At Jackson Windows, we are passionate about staying ahead of the curve, ensuring our solutions are aligned with the latest trends while offering the quality, style, and innovation you have come to expect.
Here at Jackson Windows, we pride ourselves on helping customers create their dream homes. FENSA registered with over 30 years of experience. Serving Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and South Yorkshire.
We use local suppliers where possible. Jackson Window’s reputation precedes us, with over 200 outstanding customer reviews. You can read what our customers say about us here.
Explore modern glazing styles and trends with Jackson Windows. Start your quote online below or call us at 01522 541294 and one of our advisors will be ready to help you. Our showroom is located at 16 Bishops Road, Lincoln. We can’t wait to work with you.
