Wooden blinds are the current trend to make homes look more classy and elegant. They are great options for keeping the look of a room sleek and contemporary without compromising a blind person’s true purpose of blocking out light and prying eyes. They are low maintenance, inexpensive and the perfect alternative to boring curtains.
With a multitude of choices to fall in love with in terms of colors, materials, variants and price ranges, every homeowner should consider these wooden blinds as a serious option for their windows and doors. Some color options are white, ivory, gray, black, plum, red, and various shades of yellow, brown, and beige.
Today’s homeowner also has the option to choose between wood and faux wood blinds, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. While both look classy in any corner of the home and are readily available in all of the color options above, you may prefer the former over the latter or vice versa depending on what type of windows you intend to use them on. Imitation wood blinds or faux wood blinds are essentially made of plastic, polymer or a similar non-wood based component and resemble wood in appearance and function.
Although both are easy to clean and durable, they prefer wooden blinds for their elegance. Their grain and splashes of color are noble and irreplaceable for true art and elegance lovers. They require a little more maintenance than their artificial counterparts, especially when it comes to chemicals and moisture, but their mere presence adds an unparalleled quality to a space. With opening mechanisms that incorporate traditional mechanical blind cords, every window has a perfect wooden blind!
