Top Trends in Window Design for 2025
- giannina Burt
- Jul 5
- 3 min read
Updated: 20 hours ago

Top Trends in Window Design for 2025
If you're planning a home renovation or new build in 2025, don't overlook one of the most impactful features of your space—your windows. From stunning curb appeal to improved energy efficiency and natural light, today’s window design trends are as functional as they are fashionable.
At Starlite Windows and Cabinets, we stay ahead of the curve to help homeowners, builders, and designers bring their visions to life with modern windows that check every box: style, performance, and personality.
Let’s dive into the top window trends for 2025 so you can make your home feel fresh, bright, and bold this year.

1. Black Trim Windows: The Bold is Here to Stay
Once considered a daring choice, black-trim windows are now a must-have for anyone looking to make a strong architectural statement. Whether you're going for modern farmhouse, industrial chic, or urban minimalist, black window frames deliver clean lines and high contrast that elevate any exterior or interior.
Why homeowners love them:
Create instant visual contrast
Work with white siding, natural wood, brick, and more
Add sophistication without needing shutters or extra trim

2. Oversized Picture Windows: Bring the Outside In
If you’re looking for that wow factor, oversized picture windows are the ultimate showstoppers for 2025. These large, fixed panes maximize natural light and showcase sweeping views, whether you're overlooking a cityscape or a serene backyard.
Ideal for:
Living rooms, great rooms, and stairwells
Homes with scenic views or lots of natural surroundings
Anyone embracing open-concept living
Pro tip: Pair with minimalistic window treatments or leave bare for a gallery-like effect.

3. Aluminum vs. Vinyl: Which Material is Trending?
Materials matter—and in 2025, homeowners are getting more intentional about the materials they choose based on lifestyle, aesthetics, and energy performance.
Aluminum Windows
Stronger, sleeker frames
Perfect for large or custom shapes (like oversized picture windows)
Ideal for modern or commercial-style homes
Slightly higher cost, but unmatched durability
Vinyl Windows
Energy-efficient and cost-effective
Low maintenance and great for resale value
Available in a wide variety of colors and styles
Perfect for traditional or transitional homes
Which one is right for your home? It depends on your priorities.
Choose aluminum if you want strong, modern, architectural appeal and have big windows in mind.
Choose vinyl if you’re focused on energy savings, easy maintenance, and budget.
Still not sure? Let’s talk through your goals and show you samples side-by-side—schedule a consultation or give us a call to discuss: (973) 278-9366

4. Slim Profiles & Gridless Glass: Less is More
Homeowners are moving toward minimalist profiles and gridless glass to create cleaner, more open views. These 2025 window styles focus on seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces.
The look:
Thin, dark frames (often aluminum or fiberglass)
No grids or divided lights
Often paired with large panels or stacking configurations
Think sleek, European-inspired simplicity with major curb appeal.

5. Energy Efficiency with Style
Today’s homeowners expect more from their windows, and 2025 is delivering. Energy-efficient glass, low-E coatings, and insulated frames now come standard with stylish, design-forward options.
Hot in 2025:
Triple-pane windows for superior insulation
Argon or krypton gas fills for temperature control
Fiberglass-insulated frame windows that provide extra insulation
Energy performance no longer means sacrificing aesthetics. You can have form and function, and we’ll help you choose the right options.
Ready to Upgrade?
Whether you're renovating a single room or building a dream home from scratch, the team at Starlite Windows and Cabinets is here to help you confidently navigate the latest 2025 window trends.
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