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Our Blinds Collection: Transform Your Windows with Style
Window blinds are one of the most important parts of a room that can be decorative alone or layered under drapery, as well as functional for darkening or brightening a space. Choosing between different types of blinds can be an extensive process, but we’re here to help simplify it. We've spoken with designers who outline the most popular types of blinds, share their pros and cons, best uses, and offer other helpful hints to keep in mind before making a decision.
What are Blinds?
Blinds are window coverings made of slats or vanes that can be adjusted to control the amount of light and privacy in a room. They are typically made of materials such as wood, faux wood, vinyl, aluminum, or fabric. Blinds can be operated manually by tilting the slats open or closed or by raising and lowering them using a cord, wand, or motorized mechanism.
Types of blinds
Woven Shades
Motorized Blinds
Motorized Blinds
Best for: Decorative, organic look, some privacy
Woven shades, made from reeds, bamboo, rattan, or jute, add texture to a home.
Motorized Blinds
Motorized Blinds
Motorized Blinds
Best for: Convenience and cord-free shades for large windows
A motorized blind or shade has vertical or horizontal slats or panels that are operated with an electric motor and controlled by a remote device. The tilt on motorized blinds can also be programmed. These shades are cordless and may also be remotely programmed to open and close at customized times, depending on the brand of shade that you have installed.
Roman Shades
Motorized Blinds
Roman Shades
Best for: bedrooms, living rooms and dining rooms.
Few blinds can compete with the beauty and sophistication of quality Roman blinds. Buy fitting one into your window, you can instantly add a feeling of refinement into a space. They are a classy window furnishing and a more compact alternative to curtains available in a wide range of colours, patterns, finishes and materials. These include eco-friendly recycled fabrics which will help you to minimise the impact of your home on the environment. Moreover, the design of Roman blinds allows you to enjoy options including thermal and blackout linings.