We Dress Naked Windows Blog

Welcome to We Dress Naked Windows blog! This monthly blog is delivered on the second Tuesday of the month. Designed to answer five (or more) of the most common questions on a specific window treatment topic, helping professionals, DIY enthusiasts, and homeowners alike.

Whether you’re looking for expert tips, practical advice, or just a better understanding of window coverings, this is the place to start. Each post includes a video for extra clarity and, of course, a touch of my Brazilian zest to keep things engaging and approachable. Let’s take the guesswork out of dressing your windows!

Yours,
Roger Magalhaes
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Shades In Place Turns 20: From Boston to Tampa

Shades In Place Turns 20: From Boston to Tampa

Hello, longtime friend! Welcome back to We Dress Naked Windows, where I usually answer your burning questions about window treatments with a healthy side of Brazilian zest. But this round is special. This week, Shades In Place turns 20 years old — two full decades of...

Three Years in Tampa: From Snow Boots to Sun Hats

Three Years in Tampa: From Snow Boots to Sun Hats

Hello, friends! This week marks three years since we packed up Boston and planted ourselves in Tampa Bay. Three years of palm trees, pool cages, sliders the size of small countries, and a sun that does not play. People ask me all the time: "So Roger, how's Tampa...

Why Buy From Shades In Place?

Why Buy From Shades In Place?

Olá! Most of the time on this blog, we talk about products — shades, shutters, motorization, what works where and why. But today is different. I'll answer questions I get regularly. For instance, I love getting: "Roger, why should I buy from you?" So grab a cafézinho...

Shutter Secrets Revealed!

Shutter Secrets Revealed!

Olá, shutter-curious friends! It’s time for another round of We Dress Naked Windows, where I answer your burning questions about window treatments while sprinkling in some Brazilian zest. This time, we’re cracking open the mystery behind interior shutters. Yep, those...