Glass block windows can't seem to get outdated. Turns out they have great benefits you likely don't know about that make them ...

The small 2- to 4-inch glass blocks are constructed like a brick wall using mortar and sealant and can serve as windows and privacy walls in bathrooms, entrances, basements, and bedrooms.

They were popular in the 80s and 90s but are still used in homes today. For those who like the look of glass, but don’t want a glass block window, decorative glass windows can work too.

As the name suggests, sky windows are positioned high on a vertical wall – usually near the ceiling – designed to let in ...

You don't have to stick with drab curtains to cover your sliding glass doors. Try these chic window coverings for a little extra style in addition to privacy.

The following companies offer glass and plastic block windows: Builders Accessories, (888) 921-7086, www.acrylicblock.com; Circle Redmont, (800) 358-3888, www.circleredmont.com; Glashaus, (815 ...