Wood Blinds
Wood blinds are timeless. It is an investment in your home decor that you will rarely have to change since wood blinds are so versatile and fit most design themes. They look great from inside your home and from outside as well.
Finishes
- Stained Wood Blinds: enhance the grain and warmth of the wood slats with a stain. This adds a richness to the window treatment
- Painted Wood Blinds: these are offered in several paint color options to coordinate with your room decor.
- Custom Painted Wood Blinds: if you have a specific color to match, we can have a custom blend created just for your blinds.
Slat Options
- 1″ Slat: best used for small windows
- 2″ Slat: the most used option due to the look and the large amount of color options
- 2.5″ Slat: these are used when you want more visibility of the slats
- 2.5″ Beveled Slat: this gives you the look of plantation shutters but with the operation of a blind
Valance Options
A coordinating valance is included with every wood blinds purchase.
Control Options
- Standard: tilt controls on the left, lift cords on the right
- Reverse: tilt controls on the right, lift cords on the left
- Grouped: tilt and lift controls are grouped together on the right or the left
- Cordless: lift is achieved through the touch of the hand, tilt is still controlled via cords
- Motorized: tilt is achieved via motor, lift is controlled via cords
Other Options:
- Route-less: this option eliminates the need for holes to run the cords through. The cords will be attached at the edge of the blind, removing the need to drill holes in the slats. This is a great option for those who want to reduce the amount of light while slats are closed.
- Cloth Tape: Offered in many colors and patterns, the cloth tape covers the cords are run through the slats. Cloth tape can be a decorative option for those who want to add color and dimension to the wood blinds.
Tips
Wood blinds can be very heavy. If you have a large window, break up the blinds into more than one.
Even though they are considered room darkening, some light will get through. For complete room darkening, consider roman shades or cellular shades.
