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New Designer Black Interior Finish Helps Define Details in a Whole New Way

"Black is really anything but neutral – it's the catalyst behind a new wave of home trends that's inspiring homeowners, builders and designers to think differently about how to use this classic color," said Christine Marvin, director of corporate strategy at Marvin Windows and Doors. "Our new Designer Black finish joins our Matte Black hardware collection to offer a statement-making option for windows and doors that can instantly add dimension and contrast to any space."  

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As bold as it is sophisticated, the Designer Black finish offers elegance with an edge. The new finish is ideal for contemporary design, but the color makes a strong statement in any design style. Its deep black color showcases the large, expansive views that Marvin windows and doors create, bringing the beauty of the outdoors in by framing and accentuating the view.

"All black is very dramatic and no longer considered heavy or only for evening wear. Black has entered the mainstream," said Mary Douglas Drysdale, architectural designer. "I always believe that the style imprint of any space is created by many architectural and decorative elements. In my view, an all-black painted interior window could be effectively used in a modern space as well as a transitional or even traditional space. It is simply a tool for refocusing the emphasis created by a door or window Doors And Windows Making Machine."

Matched colors for windows and hardware
Many homeowners today seek to coordinate finishes and hardware in matching colors to create a streamlined look in kitchens, baths and throughout the home. Accordingly, Marvin created Designer Black to complement its Matte Black finish option for window and door hardware introduced in 2016. Part of the Marvin Contemporary Studio collection, the reflection-free matte black hardware allows the lines and form of each piece to stand out, turning each pull, crank, lock and hinge into an architectural sculpture.