Aparna Venster, the uPVC windows and doors brand of Aparna Enterprises Limited, has introduced its range of uPVC Arch Windows, offering homeowners and architects more flexibility to incorporate curved designs into contemporary residential spaces.
Announced on October 9, 2026, the new range combines customised architectural forms with the functional benefits of modern uPVC windows. Designed for spaces where windows play an important role in the overall appearance of a home, the offering allows customers to move beyond conventional rectangular designs.
The Arch Windows can be used across different areas of a home, including entryways, staircases, living rooms, balconies and decorative spaces. Their curved profiles are intended to add character to interiors and exteriors while complementing a variety of architectural styles.
Greater Flexibility in Window Design
One of the key features of the new range is its customisation options. Homeowners and architects can personalise the windows through different choices of sashes, mesh, grills, hardware, colours and glazing.
The designs also incorporate customised reinforcement to accommodate the requirements of arch-shaped windows. This allows the brand to offer greater design flexibility while maintaining the structural considerations associated with curved fenestration.
As homeowners increasingly look for ways to personalise their living spaces, architectural details such as window shapes, finishes and glazing are becoming an important part of residential design. Aparna Venster’s latest offering aims to address this demand by combining aesthetic choices with practical functionality.
Designed for Comfort, Durability and Performance
Beyond their appearance, the uPVC Arch Windows are designed to deliver the performance expected from modern window systems.
The windows feature multi-chambered frames intended to support thermal performance and help reduce heat transfer. Customers can also choose double or triple glazing, depending on their requirements.
The range incorporates locking and security systems, along with weather and sound insulation features designed to support comfort and everyday usability.
By bringing these features together with customisable curved designs, Aparna Venster aims to offer a solution that balances architectural appeal with the practical demands of residential construction.
Bringing Architectural Aesthetics to Modern Homes
Commenting on the launch, Aparna Reddy, Executive Director of Aparna Enterprises Limited, said arch windows give architects and homeowners an opportunity to introduce distinctive design elements without compromising on functionality.
She added that the company’s focus with Aparna Venster is to combine architectural aesthetics with customisation, durability and performance.
The launch reflects the growing interest in building materials and design solutions that offer greater personalisation while meeting the functional needs of contemporary homes. For architects and homeowners, custom-shaped windows can help create visual interest and make selected spaces more distinctive.
Expanding Aparna Venster’s Fenestration Portfolio
Established in 1990, Aparna Enterprises Limited operates across several building-material categories, including steel reinforcement, ready-mix concrete, tiles, windows and doors, and facades.
Its fenestration portfolio includes Aparna Venster, which offers customised uPVC and aluminium windows and doors, and Ökotech, which focuses on uPVC profile manufacturing.
With the introduction of its uPVC Arch Windows, Aparna Venster is expanding its range of design-led fenestration solutions for residential applications. The offering brings together customisation, modern window technology and architectural styling, catering to homeowners and architects seeking alternatives to conventional window formats.
As contemporary residential design continues to place greater emphasis on individual expression and functional details, products that combine distinctive aesthetics with everyday performance are finding a place in the evolving building-materials market.
By: Sejal Thakur
