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Sunday, February 12th, 2012
When you are buying new curtains and blinds it is important to consider how well you need them to block out the light. If they are for a bedroom, particularly a child or baby’s room, then you may need to be able to create complete darkness even in the middle of the day. This is [...]
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Friday, February 3rd, 2012
VELUX blinds are designed for roof windows so they do not tend to get as dirty as other blinds around the house but they will require cleaning at some point. The following tips should help you with the cleaning process. VELUX venetian blinds which use aluminium slats require only simple cleaning. Wipe them with a damp [...]
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Monday, January 30th, 2012
Fashions in curtains and blinds have come and gone over the years, from heavy pelmets to fancy swags and tassels, from ruched silk to metal venetian blinds, and from headers with French pleats to eyelets or tab tops. A glance at any book about interior design and soft furnishings will give a fascinating insight into [...]
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Monday, January 23rd, 2012
If you are wondering what the differences are between Roman blinds and roller blinds, then here is a definitive explanation. There are many variations of these two styles of blinds, but the difference is in the method by which they are drawn up. Both roller blinds and Roman blinds hang above the window and are [...]
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Saturday, January 14th, 2012
Cellular blinds are not as well known as other types of blinds, such as Roman blinds or roller blinds. However, cellular blinds are just as effective as the other types of blinds. The cellular blind is made from a series of hexagonal cells, which are placed side by side. A cellular blind is considered to [...]
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Thursday, January 5th, 2012
Wooden blinds are a versatile option for the home, especially for bedrooms and living rooms. Wooden blinds are made from lightweight wood that can be stained to produce the right effect and colour. Unlike wooden floors, wooden venetian blinds are known by their colour, rather than by the actual wood they are made of. For [...]
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Thursday, December 22nd, 2011
Colour fashion trends are not uncommon in relation to blinds and curtains. It is difficult to predict the most popular colours and options for blinds and curtains and it is for this reason that the majority of shops will offer a range of different options to suit homeowners’ requirements. In recent years, elegant styles with [...]
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Saturday, December 10th, 2011
Window blinds have many benefits over curtains. Blinds provide privacy and help to block out potential draughts. They also allow homeowners to control the amount of sunlight entering into a room. This is particularly beneficial for rooms that have large south-facing windows. Blinds can be made to fit any size of window. This means that [...]
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Thursday, December 1st, 2011
If you wish to add luxury and comfort to your bedroom, then there are many types of blinds available that will enable you to achieve your ideal theme. As the bedroom is a place to relax and escape, you will want to select a design that enables you to create your perfect personal space. Your [...]
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Tuesday, November 29th, 2011
Conservatory blinds contribute greatly to the overall ambience of your conservatory. In addition to positively altering the look and feel of the space, conservatory blinds can also benefit you in several practical ways. The Benefits of Conservatory Blinds Conservatory blinds are important for a number of reasons. Firstly, they can help to regulate the temperature [...]
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