Blog

In rooms with large windows or patio doors, vertical panel blinds are a beautifully colourful solution to shading. Panel blinds are a truly versatile way to reduce glare and increase privacy. The range of colours and patterns means that the blinds can complement both traditional and contemporary settings. They don’t even need to be installed by a window. We’ve seen them used to great effect as room dividers in modern open spaces.

  

Manufacturer Louvolite can construct their panel blinds from more than 270 different colours and patterns. Customers with an eye for complementary colours can choose a different colour or pattern for each panel – you don’t have to be a mathematician to see that the combinatorial possibilities are huge! You could recommend alternating colours and patterns to tie a whole room and its soft furnishings together and offer a distinctive focal point.

Vertical panel blinds really are versatile. For those customers who prefer simpler block colours or muted tones, panel blinds lend themselves equally well to that style. They look just as stunning in a traditional or vintage inspired room as they do in a contemporary apartment.

One child needs light to do a jigsaw and the other doesn’t want glare from the sun on the television screen. It feels like the argument has been going on for months. Panel blinds used as room dividers offer a simple retractable solution to ‘zoning’ problems such as this one. They also enable your customers to make a smaller more intimate space (e.g. for a romantic dinner for two) in open plan loft-style rooms.