Monday, 2 April 2012

Stylish Window Treatments for Spring: Wooden Blinds


Wooden blinds are an all time classic for dressing windows. Once thought of and considered to be a cheap window dressing (think along the lines of bamboo roller blinds and student digs) today's wooden blinds are still inexpensive however, their kudos has moved up within the world of interior design and they are now being viewed in a completely different light.

With a wide range of colours, styles and design the humble wooden blind is being used in many interiors either as the sole window dressing or in conjunction with cheap curtains to create window dressings which are practical and functional.

With new designs and revolutionary technology it's now possible to find wooden blinds made from lightweight flexible wood-weave, grasses and reeds which can be used to make Roman blinds due to the suppleness and flexibility of the materials.

Of course manufacturers are also leaning heavily towards making wooden blinds from renewable sources and well managed forestry to keep ahead of consumer and interior design trends.

I think the best aspect of wooden blinds is their ability to blend with any colour scheme and it's been said, on more than one occasion, by interior designers that those who struggle to find a window dressing colour to match their décor should opt for wooden blinds as they provide a natural and alluring look to windows of all shapes and sizes.

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