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Easy Maintenance? Blinds are a good pick for low-maintenance homes, rental properties and even RVs because they’re amazingly easy to care for. Usually, all it takes is a wipe or two with a damp cloth and your blinds will look as good as new. Of course, deep-cleaning draperies and fabric window coverings is much more intensive and time-consuming, and may require a professional service.
Privacy Control ? Unlike curtains and shades, blinds may be configured in such a way that you can see out but no one can see in. They’re ideal for easily blocking out all views into your space, and when drawn, can keep your home completely private.
Cost? In general, window blinds ring up for significantly less than fabric window treatments, so you’ll get more for your money. What’s more, they’re often made of durable materials (more on that below), so they’ll stay in great shape until you decide to replace them.
Light Control? As compared to curtains, window blinds allow you to better control how much light you let through. Blinds can open and close fully or tilt to let just the right amount of light into the room. The color and material of the blinds will help to control light further.
There are many reasons why you might prefer blinds rather than other window coverings in the grand scheme of things. Here are a few:
Totally Traditional ? There are few better ways to complement your well-appointed traditional or formal living space than with real wood blinds finished in a dark mahogany stain. The luxurious yet classic look of dark-stained wood will suit any space that’s inherently traditional.
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Retro and Mid-Century ? Love things a little bit funky and retro or sophisticated and Scandinavian? You can’t go wrong with a set of bold-colored honeycomb blinds. These window coverings honor one of the biggest design trends of the 1950s and ‘60s with their honeycomb style and come in tons of unique colors to match your space. You might also want to consider working in some red, orange or green mini blinds for a big pop of color.
Utterly Ultra-Modern ? Blinds naturally lend themselves to modern spaces, but you can easily catapult them further into the contemporary category with your color choice. If your space leans fresh, clean and simplistic, you can’t go wrong with pure, white blinds. For something with a little bit of masculine, modern or transitional flair, try integrating a set of gray blinds into your space.
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Here are some great ideas for how to choose blinds and colors based on your decor vision.
Earthy and Natural ? Without a doubt, the best choice for earthy interiors is wood or faux wood blinds. We’re pretty big fans of?bamboo blinds in Zen-inspired spaces. Not only are they totally down-to-earth, they’re also eco-friendly —bamboo is one of the fastest growing plants and is therefore?extremely sustainable?— so they’re ideal for any Earth-focused interior. Shop natural bamboo blinds in beiges and tans for your neutral, natural space.
Artsy and Eclectic ? If you’ve got houseplants, Oriental rugs and original artwork peppered throughout your space, blinds might not seem like the most obvious choice. But here’s the thing: They, too, can be eclectic in the right scenario. We always love to see our dark-colored blinds complementing eclectic spaces. On the oher hand, if you want to lighten up a moody, masculine room, then some neutral-colored blinds will do the trick.
Safety Original article from the Window Coverings Safety Council:A vast majority of window covering products sold in the United States will be cordless or have inaccessible or short cords, as a result of a new safety standard that goes into effect on December 15, 2018. This new requirement applies to stock products, sold in stores and online, which accounts for more than 80 percent of all window covering products sold in the U.S. The new standard also adds requirements for corded custom window products as well. Corded window coverings can pose a strangulation hazard to infants and children and are one of the “top five hidden hazards in American homes,” according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
The standard’s new requirements segments the market into custom and stock, and requires all stock products, sold in stores and online, to be cordless or have inaccessible or short cords,” said WCMA Executive Director Ralph Vasami. “Stock products account for more than 80 percent of all window covering products sold in the U.S. and CPSC incident data shows that requiring these products to be cordless or have inaccessible cords would have the most significant and immediate impact on reducing the strangulation risk to young children from certain window covering cords.”
Corded window coverings will only be available on custom-order products, as corded products are still needed by a wide range of consumers, including the elderly and those with disabilities, those short in stature, and those with windows in hard-to-reach locations. The revised standard imposes new restrictions on these custom-order products such as requiring operating cords to have a default length of 40% of the blind height [currently it is unlimited] and a default to a tilt wand instead of a tilt cord.
All our blinds such as Bead Chain roller blinds and Cordless Honeycomb blinds etc.have fully supports the new safety standard and are committed to continuing to lead the way in the development of innovative new products with safety, convenience, and beauty in mind.
Window treatments provide privacy, sun shading or blackout and help to keep the cold weather out. And they do all of this while dressing up your windows and making your rooms look formal and elegant, modern or romantic, or while making a whimsical or bold design statement. So, what’s popular in the world of window treatments? We asked several interior designers and window treatment experts to share some of the trends in this area.
Honeycomb Blinds: Designed to provide style and energy efficiency also offer a sleek look & great insulation————Learn More»»»
Blackout blinds: Blackout blinds are made with a great night’s sleep in mind. By using special opaque fabrics they prevent ambient light getting into your room — ideal for bedrooms and multi media rooms————Learn More»»»
ShangriLa Roller Blinds: Shangrila blinds are an attractive combination of Venetian and roller blinds. Allowing complete control of light, the sheer horizon blind uses a tilt operation to switch from dim-out to sheer————Learn More»»»
Day Night (Zebra) Blinds: A new concept that gives you control of the light levels in the day, and plenty of privacy in the evening. Ideal when you want the best of both worlds————Learn More»»»
Roman Blinds: A sophisticated style that allows you to make a real feature of your window spaces. The cascading fabric is cut to neatly fold back on itself as you raise and lower your blind————Learn More»»»
Hanas Vertical Blinds: Commonly found in offices, vertical blinds are typically made from fabric and can be easily used to control the light levels in your chosen space. Ideal for adding privacy control to your home in a matter of seconds————Learn More»»»
Aluminum Venetian blinds: One of the most popular styles of 2019, Venetian blinds are made from horizontal slats joined together and can be manually or through the motor to control the light. There are a variety of colors and flowers for choice————Learn More»»»
Roller blinds: Simple and stylish design that allows you to make window frame appears cleanly, let whole room look capacious and contracted————Learn More»»»
Roller blinds: Simple and stylish design that allows you to make window frame appears cleanly, let whole room look capacious and contracted————Learn More»»»