Marysville is a National Historic District on the Nashwaak River, built in the nineteenth century as a company town around Alexander Gibson's cotton mill. Its brick rowhouses and workers' homes, built to a plan, are among the most distinctive housing in New Brunswick.
Historic brick homes like these have deep window reveals and older windows that can be cold in winter. Owners care about keeping the character.
What we fit most here: inside-mounted cellular shades that sit neatly in deep brick reveals and add warmth, and lined Roman shades for a period look.
Frequently asked questions
What blinds suit deep window reveals in brick homes?
Inside-mounted cellular or Roman shades. Deep reveals let the shade sit fully within the opening, which looks tidy, keeps trim visible and traps more air against the glass.
Do you work in heritage districts?
Yes. Window coverings are inside the home and usually do not need heritage approval, but we choose neutral exterior-facing colours where that matters to you.
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