Spring leads to spring cleaning and spring-cleaning often leads to many more comprehensive ways to freshen up your home. This is especially true as the days lengthen, and the excitement of warmer weather inspires our creative endeavours. After months of cold and dreary weather, many of us feel the urge to spruce up our homes and embrace the energy that comes with the new season.
At Home Vision Blinds, we have lots of practical and creative ideas, ranging from bringing the outdoors in, dressing up your walls and rearranging the furniture, to refreshing your window treatments with, for instance, some new vertical blinds. Without further ado, let’s look at the ways you can revamp your home.
The quickest and easiest way to create a sense of the outdoors/indoors is with plants! Whether real or faux, the addition of greenery to your indoor space will instantly add a sense of calm and make a great choice for those who may not have the luxury of outdoor space. Indoor gardens go beyond just a collection of houseplants; well-planned indoor greenery and can add a wow factor to any space. Think about combining foliage of different sizes and shapes, as well as plants of different heights and growing habits.
There are plenty of creative ways you can update your room with colour. Create accent walls by choosing a bold colour that adds glamour or, if you want a more subdued effect, choose understated, neutral hues to match your interior design style.
Spring suggests bright white, pastels, and calming neutrals, so, after you’ve packed away the dark, warm colours of winter, try incorporating a few lighter colours into the mix. Consider swapping out a wall of colourful family photos for a serene arrangement of black and whites or vibrant greens and blues.
Opening your windows to the spring weather will create a freshness you’ll no doubt have longed for in the winter months. Sprucing up your window treatments can also make your home feel bigger. While those dark-coloured blinds felt right in the winter, consider swapping them for pastels or crisp white blinds.
Aside from cleaning your windows to let in more natural light, you can also update your old curtains to new, budget-friendly window treatments that add elegance and privacy to your home. Consider more economical options that allow your window coverings to change with the seasons.
To bring the light indoors this spring, choose the right window blinds! For example, Venetian blinds are compact and stylish, offering efficient light control and timeless elegance to any setting. Similarly, the efficiency and modern design of sunscreen roller blinds make them an excellent solution as well.
Venetian blinds are a tried-and-true way to control the natural light in any room. As our most versatile solution, they offer an affordable yet stylish way to reduce glare in your home. At Home Vision Blinds, we create high-quality Venetian blinds in New Zealand, and our designs can be customised to suit any home style.
If you are in the market for some beautiful window treatments, why not explore our range online today?
Now that WFH (working from home) has become a common element of our professional lives, many have taken a long, hard look at our once temporary office spaces and found them lacking in both style and substance. Whether you’re running a web design company, freelancing, or working for a corporate team, the quality of lighting in your workspace can make or break your productivity, so it is important to allow as much natural lighting as possible.
We need to avoid working under the glare of overhead lights, so home office window treatments are recommended, whether your office is separate or integrated as part of a kitchen or bedroom. To create a space in which you can feel motivated and productive, take some tips from our design team at Home Vision Blinds, with our pick of the best shutters and blinds Auckland wide.
Natural lighting in the office is considered one of the most important factors in retaining happy and productive employees, and the home office is no exception. To use natural light, you need to select suitable window treatments that allow light and sunlight in.
Access to natural light has a range of benefits for us, many of which contribute to improved productivity in the work environment. A 2017 study conducted by Cornell Univeristy showed that employees who were exposed to natural light suffered from 51% less eye strain and 63% fewer headaches than those who saw no natural light during the day.
Considering the positive impact natural light has on individuals and their performance, it makes sense for us to do whatever we can to introduce more into the office. One of the best window treatments to create natural light in your home office is the use of solar shades, which give your office modern elegance and functionality at the same time. They also eliminate glare on televisions, computer screens and phones, and come with both cordless and motorised options. Light-filtering roller and solar shades block UV rays from damaging your equipment and furniture, diffusing the light coming into the office, creating a perfect ambience for work.
Another compatible type of window treatment is sunscreen roller blinds sunscreen roller blinds which increase natural light, creating a barrier that the sun cannot fully get through. You can still have natural light coming through while enjoying the view from your window.
As your office is, after all, part of your home, you want it to blend in with the rest of the house, and for this requirement, you can choose roller blinds, especially for a busy office. They can be pulled right up to allow the room to flood with light, and when pulled down they become almost invisible, making them ideal for a smaller space.
Another great tip for today’s modern office is to synchronise your blinds with your devices, so everything is ready when you walk in the door. You can then adjust your blinds with a remote control such as your iPhone, Apple Home or Google Home Assistant, without leaving your chair.
Finally, you can create a sleek, stylish interior with Home Vision Blinds’ cost-effective window treatment, vertical blinds. These are New Zealand’s favourite for the office, providing great heat and light control.
We have a huge range of stylish and sophisticated window treatment ideas, including Venetian blinds, a tried-and-tested way to control the natural light in any room. As our most versatile solution, they offer a time-tested alternative to reducing glare in your home office.
White shutters are also popular for anywhere in the home, but particularly in a WFH space, offering privacy, without sacrificing light, so come on down today to choose the window treatment you prefer for your home office.
The heating of homes accounts for 70% of household energy consumption. Fortunately, you can cut your energy bills without sacrificing that cosy warmth you’ll cherish during the winter! Here at Home Vision Blinds, we’re keen to recommend some effective home improvement tips to keep the winter chill outside where it belongs.
Continue reading to learn how your window blinds can keep the heat in, along with other useful tips to keep your home cosy this winter.
The sun’s radiant heat is free, so make the most of it! Raise your roller blinds and let the sunlight in during the day, then lower them when they no longer face the sun. They’ll trap a layer of air between the blind and the glass, which helps to insulate the room. Roller blinds are the ideal choice for this because they offer a solid barrier to keep that layer of insulating air in place.
Roller blinds are easy to use, cost-effective, stylish, and, best of all, very low maintenance! At Home Vision Blinds, we offer a wide range of textures and colours and three types of fabric choices, and all have the option of child-safety chain stabilisers.
Open kitchen windows to ventilate when you cook and bathroom windows when you shower or bathe to let steam out. Occasionally opening windows in each room, even in winter, will help you control the humidity and air quality in your home, which are important factors when keeping your home healthy and comfortable.
Try to maintain a temperature between 18 and 21 degrees, especially if you have babies and young children or older people living in your house. As much as 20% of your home’s heat can escape through draughts, so block up unused chimneys and seal gaps around doors and windows.
Try not to dry clothes indoors, as this creates humidity. Drying outside is not only free, but the sunlight also kills bacteria, making your clothing less of a health risk for you and your family. You can use a covered deck if it is raining. If you must use a clothes dryer, make sure your clothes are properly spun first and leave windows open or extractor fans on while in use.
Insulation is all about maintaining an even temperature throughout your home. During winter, insulation stops the heat from escaping, and in summer it stops the heat coming in. We spend a lot of money in winter to warm our homes, but insulation is often overlooked.
Heat rises, so your roof is the best place to start with insulation, but you should also consider the flooring. Cool, damp air can leak into your home from underneath, especially in homes with crawl space foundations. You can also consider a rug if your hardwood or tile flooring is cold on your feet.
he Government offers Funding for heaters and insulation in various parts of New Zealand to help homeowners and landlords pay for insulation, draught stoppage, and hot water cylinder wraps. Be sure to take advantage of this opportunity if you qualify!
Our friendly, experienced team is happy to advise you on your window solution and fittings that suit your situation, so book an appointment with our passionate and experienced consultants today!
Thanks to dual roller blinds, your home’s blind options are no longer limited to “up” and “down”. The innovative structural design and unbeatable functionality of dual roller blinds give you more control than ever before over the comfort of your home. Learn more below about the biggest benefits of these exciting window solutions, from the experts at Home Vision Blinds.
Sometimes called “double roller blinds” or “night and day blinds”, dual roller blinds support two rolls of blinds thanks to specially designed brackets. Installation is every bit as easy as it is with single roller blinds, while their advanced functionality opens up a wealth of new opportunities for your space.
Because dual roller blinds support two individual rolls, you can pair a blackout roller blind with a light filter or sunscreen blind. This combination allows you to make the most of the day and still block out the light at night, all while maintaining privacy and warmth in your home. What’s more, measuring is as easy as it’s always been for the entire range at Home Vision Blinds, because both rolls are attached to a single bracket across your window.
Browse our amazing range of roller blinds here in Auckland to see our perfect window treatments for yourself.
When you’re looking to enhance the style and functionality of your space, window treatments are one of the most important elements. Dual roller blinds have much to offer in terms of both appearance and flexibility. The most significant benefit of dual roller blinds is the wide range of lighting options available to you. Blackout blinds can preserve your sleep cycle, for instance, while sunscreen blinds can ration afternoon sunlight to make your living space ideal for reading or working.
Dual roller blinds are highly adaptable to your specific lifestyle and preferences. Along with versatility and high functionality, they are a very stylish window covering option. Home Vision Blinds offers a wide range of colours, patterns, textures, and fabrics to choose from. Whether you prefer neutral tones or a more colourful approach, we have the options you need for your perfect look. The simple lines of double roller blinds can fit right in with any décor and will even combine beautifully with curtains.
Dual roller blinds are built with an innovative two-in-one bracket structure, which allows two roller blinds to hang together on the same support while operating independently. You can use both, switch between the two, or opt for partial coverage from each one. This level of control allows you to easily arrange the perfect setting for your needs at the moment.
This window solution is designed to optimise how your home functions throughout the entire year, allowing you to enjoy your space as much as possible. Double roller blinds also have the power to improve your home’s energy efficiency and comfort. Their high-quality materials provide an extra layer of insulation, which will trap heat in the winter and reduce heat from the summer sun.
Dual roller blinds are the most versatile option available for the windows in your home or business and are so durable and easy to use. As Home Vision Blinds explain, they are easy to clean, and designed to be enjoyed for many years to come, offering you high functionality and a great look. This window solution is a very low-maintenance and hassle-free addition to any home.
At Home Vision Blinds, our roller blinds tick all the boxes! They’re easy to use, low-maintenance, cost-effective, and stylish, and just like our vertical blinds, they are available in a wide range of textures and colours, as well as three types of fabric choices depending on whether you intend to simply filter light, or whether you need blackout blinds. Get in touch with the team at Home Vision Blinds today to learn more about what our dual roller blinds can bring to your home!
The window covering industry underwent a major safety overhaul in the mid-90s. Before then, window blind cords had no built-in safety stops, and several children had been injured by strangulation due to window blind cords. New safety requirements were passed which required corded blinds and shades to be redesigned with built-in child-safety features.
Roller blind cord safety is much easier for parents to address today, with modern products like cordless blinds delivering an array of stylish solutions without the worry of dangerous dangling cords. Alternatively, you can easily childproof existing blinds and shades with inexpensive blind cord cleats, cord wraps, or breakaway tassels, and there are several ways to childproof unsafe blind cords without purchasing new products.
Here, we have some great safety tips on how to childproof existing blinds, and an overview of the many choices in cordless blinds and shades.
Probably the simplest blind cord safety fix for standard blinds with pull cords, is the installation of blind cord cleats. These are simple and effective, allowing allow pull cords to be secured safely out of reach. However, they should be used in conjunction with a safety tassel just in case someone is in a hurry, and the cord is not wound up properly.
Another blind cord safety device made to child proof blinds are cord wraps and cord roll-ups. These retractable devices are made to neatly secure blind cords out of reach. Safety-wise, they’re as effective as blind cord anchors but look tidier and don’t require installation into window frames.
It’s also worth mentioning that the blind cord safety tassel (the plastic thimble-like piece at the end of the blind pull cord) can also pose a hazard. If multiple blind control cords are connected with one tassel, it creates a dangerous loop. This is actually one of the major safety hazards that drove the changes within the industry. Luckily, it’s an easy fix. Simply replace the single tassel with a breakaway tassel, or multiple cord tassels. This eliminates the dangerous cord loop.
If you want to eliminate the danger altogether, this is the option for you. Cordless blinds are stylish, safe, and easy to use, and they come in a large variety of styles and colours. It’s no wonder cordless blinds are trending as the window treatment of choice for many homeowners today.
Cordless blinds do not use external cords to function, so children and pets cannot become entangled in them, making them safer by design. This is why many people agree that cordless blinds are the right choice for your windows if you have small children in the home.
Cordless blinds and shades are available in every style imaginable, and many are surprisingly inexpensive. If you’re in the market for new window coverings, it’s easy to avoid the blind cord safety issue altogether.
It seems that the most effective option to childproof windows in your home is to lock all of them. Nowadays, you can find window locks for every kind of window, and most contemporary models have built-in locks with keys.
Another option is to install wedge-like plastic window stoppers in your windows, including sliding, single-hung, and double-hung ones. These convenient triangular-shaped devices will prevent windows from opening more than 4 inches (10 cm). You can find them in the local hardware store, or order them online. There are a couple of different kinds of window stoppers, but they all basically limit the distance a window can open. Hence, this is a great option for opening the windows just a little bit—four inches at most.
If you are looking for window treatments that are suitable for the whole family, try Home Vision Blinds. We have a wide range of cordless blinds and one of the biggest selections of motorised blinds in NZ. Not sure what you need? Contact us today, and we’ll be happy to help you find the perfect window coverings, for both you and your little ones.
When it comes to renovating or decorating small rooms the opportunities can feel very limited. If you’re lamenting how small and confined your bedroom or living space feels, then this blog post is for you. From coordinating your colour scheme to optimising windows with custom blinds, we reveal a variety of simple techniques that you can use without knocking down walls or breaking the bank. To find out more, read on!
If there’s one thing that makes a room feel suffocating and hard to relax in, it’s too much clutter. Think about how much you really need, and which items have just been sitting there, collecting dust for the last ten months. When organising your items, make sure to sort out the things you want to keep from the things you don’t need, don’t think about, or don’t use. You can donate, sell, or discard stuff that you don’t want anymore, and can re-arrange the things you keep to make your space feel orderly and open.
Lighting is an important aspect to consider for every home. If you have access to natural lighting, the best way to make the most of it is to choose the right window blinds. For example, venetian blinds are compact and stylish, offering efficient light control and timeless elegance to any setting. As another example, the easy efficiency and modern design of sunscreen roller blinds make them an excellent solution to consider as well.
For rooms and homes that have limited access to natural lighting, the best thing to do is to maximise artificial lighting. When bringing in artificial lighting, a good rule of thumb is to brighten up every area where a task takes place (e.g., dining room, living room, and study space).
When considering a colour scheme, there are a few ways you can go about it. Coordinating walls, décor, and furniture is a great way of making a space feel balanced and organised. Another tip we suggest is to keep the colour of your walls and ceiling the same, as this helps removes the sense of restrictive corners and allows the mind to perceive the space as larger.
Other recommendations include either going for light hues or opting for a monochromatic colour scheme.
While darker colours can make space feel closer and more intimate, light hues can soften the feel of a space and make it appear more open and airier.
While touches of colour can bring personality into a setting, too much contrast can make a small space feel even more cluttered. Using a monochromatic colour scheme that incorporates only a few tones can help unify a space and make it feel more refreshing.
Often an interior can feel more cramped and stifling if the furniture is too big and blocks up the area. If you’re repositioning furniture that is already in the space, try moving it away from walkways, this will create an open layout and make the area feel larger. For shelving and tall furniture, place them against the walls to keep the floor visible and the space feeling open.
If you’re buying new furniture, the best thing to do is to opt for compact, smaller furniture designs, like armless open chairs, ottomans, and low tables. M. That said, it’s important to avoid making the room too busy with little items though—choose wisely and sparingly. If you fall in love with a piece, make sure to get the dimensions before you buy to see if they fit in your room, and ensure that the furniture is small enough to fit through any hallways or stairwells that connect the entrance to your home to the room. Laying down tape in the room that shows the exact measurement of the furniture will also let you see how much space the item will take up before investing.
Using clear, see-through décor and furniture is a great way of making an interior feel more spacious and minimise the closed-in feeling of a crowded interior. For example, a glass or Lucite tabletop with a sturdy base of wood, stone, or metal will allow you to see to the floor, opening the view.
If you’re looking for ways to arrange items and clear space at the same time, freestanding shelving systems can not only be used to organise and declutter décor, they can also increase a home’s interior design possibilities. For example, in rooms that need to be used for multiple tasks, such as studying and relaxing, freestanding shelving can act as a room divider without making a room feel smaller. You can see the whole space in its entirety.
We hope you enjoyed our article and gained some inspiration for your next home renovation! At Home Vision Blinds, we create high-quality roller blinds in New Zealand, and our designs can be customised to suit any home style. If you’re in the market for some beautiful window treatments, explore our range online today!
The Easy Guide to Window Furnishing OptionsOur team at Home Vision Blinds understand the need for a suitable window covering for your office or home. With so many options and features to choose from, it can be challenging to decide on the perfect one! Not to worry, we’re blinds consultants ready to walk you through your options. Knowing them as soon as possible allows you to plan ahead and choose the best window furnishing that will perfectly complement your space.
Roller blindsWe install cost-effective, NZ-made roller blinds that come in a wide selection of textures, colours, and fabrics. Depending on your unique needs, we can help you choose the right kind of roller blinds for your space. Here are some of them:
Venetian blindsVenetian blinds are one of the most versatile windows coverings out there. They boast great light control features and offer a stylish way to minimise glare in any kind of space.
Patterned blindsTired of monotony? We offer unique and versatile blinds that come in different patterns and designs that can liven up your space! Coming from our exclusive Luovolite fabric range, you can choose from a wide selection of styles ranging from minimalist patterns, bright coloured fabrics, textured styles, and luxe laminates. At Home Vision Blinds you can get:
To learn more, view our patterned blinds range! Vertical blindsVertical blinds are very economical options ideally used with sliding doors as they are capable of maximising vertical headroom and at the same time offer heat and light control. Custom-made blindsAlternatively, you can work out a plan to create your own custom blinds that are most suitable for your space. At Home Vision Blinds, we can customise blinds that reflect your personality, and at the same time, offer the features you need for your space. When you’re confident in your chosen window covering, or at least have narrowed down your options, we can begin to transform your ideas into reality. Please note that we need at least 3 weeks to create custom-made blinds, and to check with our team if your chosen fabric is currently in stock in New Zealand. Get the blinds you want at Home Vision!Whether you need vertical blinds that are mould-resistant, thermal-backed blackout blinds, or patterned dual roller blinds, we can make it happen on your exact window measurements! Still on the fence? Trust that we treat every project as if it were our own home. Plus, all our products come with a five-year guarantee. Visit our website to see our recent works or consult with our blind specialists today! |
Do you know what to look for when buying blinds in New Zealand? What some people may not know is that cheap PVC shutters can emit some pretty nasty chemicals, and for that reason, it’s important to only buy from manufacturers who have had their products tested for these toxins, and can provide a certificate to prove it.
When a manufacturer or supplier has nothing to hide, they’ll be more than happy to include a product and components warranty with their PVC shutters. Don’t settle for anything less.
An expert isn’t always on hand during the shopping experience, but that doesn’t mean you still can’t run a few quick tests by yourself. Quality PVC shutters have a certain heaviness to them, with aluminium being the #1 choice for the blade inserts. They certainly don’t sound hollow when you tap them!
The best PVC shutters available have a high-quality finish and are designed to last, so that you can enjoy your home’s well-dressed windows and shutter blinds for years to come. When buying your shutters, be sure to ask if the blinds have been treated with UV stabiliser paint, as this makes a big difference to how well your shutters can take the heat. Make sure to ask about the warranty on the paint finish as well.
Staying informed with a little know-how from the experts means you’ll be better prepared to make the best value and quality choice for you and your family. Now that you’re armed with this insider industry-knowledge, congratulations! You’re ready to start the exciting process of shopping for your brand-new PVC shutters.
At Home Vision Blinds, all PVC Shutters are certified non-toxic and provide an economical, durable, and stylish window and door covering for your home. Our PVC shutters have a quality PVC extrusion with an aluminium insert in every blade to ensure they do not sag. On top of this, clients have the freedom to choose from a wide range of colours and blade widths available. Each blind also carries a warranty for the product themselves, as well as for the hardware and components included.
PVC shutters are durable, low-maintenance, and they’re perfect for use in high-moisture or humidity areas such as bathrooms and kitchens. For those who love the look of plantation shutters, PCV shutters offer a similar appearance and can also pose as a cost-effective alternative for your home.
All Home Vision Blinds’ PVC shutters and components come with a 5-year warranty. We deem that value is not just about affordability, it involves a combination of cost-effective pricing and high-quality manufacturing. So, while affordable pricing is what we strive to achieve with every blind, it will never be at the expense of product performance or quality.
Innovation is in our blood—through extensive research and by attending international exhibitions, we are constantly developing and broadening our product range so customers can have access to the latest fabric trends and superior quality components.
To see the latest fabrics and durable componentry that Home Vision Blinds has to offer, book a showroom appointment with us today and come see our high-quality products for yourself.
When choosing window blinds for your home, deciding whether to mount blinds inside or outside the frame can be difficult, as the differences between the two can be subtle if you don’t know what to look for. As experts in the industry, we reveal all the need-to-know details about both. Read on to learn the pros and cons!
As the name suggests, inside mount blinds are installed on the inside frame of the window (recess measurement). This style of mount is particularly loved for its neat, minimalist appearance and space-saving design, and is generally the most popular choice for blinds, for a number of reasons.
When it comes to layering, inside mount blinds are an excellent choice. Outside mount blinds or other drapery can easily sit outside of the window frame, without hindering the functionality of the inside mount blinds. In this way, multiple window treatments can be installed without them looking bulky or losing efficiency!
If you prize the wooden frames of your window and want to show them off, then inside mount blinds are an excellent choice. While outside mount blinds cover the framing completely, inside mount designs will neatly fit into the recess of the window frame, leaving the window frame completely visible.
Inside mount blinds can be installed right up close to the window glass, meaning that any objects and ornaments you keep on the windowsill will not be obstructed or hidden when the blinds are closed.
The minimalist design of inside mount blinds makes them perfect for small rooms and interiors with limited space.
Because inside mount blinds need to have slight gaps on either side of the blind for the control components, they cannot completely block out light on their own.
If your window has bulky handles and mullions, they may be in the way when lowering your blinds. If this is the case, outside mount blinds may be the better option.
Outside mount blinds are installed outside of the window frame (exact measurement). They are usually placed above the window frame or on the trim. Because blinds installed on the outside of the window frame are unrestricted by space limitations, homeowners have more freedom and flexibility when choosing window blind designs for their interior. Explore our pros and cons for outside mount blinds below!
If your windows are too shallow, installing inside the window frame may not be possible. For these windows, outside mount blinds are a great option as they will not be hindered at all by the limited frame depth.
If you need total blackout solutions for a certain room, outside mount blinds are the way to go. Great for full coverage and blocking out unwanted light, outside mount blinds are the perfect solution for families who love their movie nights in the dark, and for individuals who need pitch black bedrooms to get their eight hours of sleep.
If your window trim is old or damaged, you can use outside mount blinds to conceal the frame, without having to spend extra money renovating.
With outside mount blinds, you can create the illusion that your window is larger and your ceiling higher than it really is! Because blinds mounted on the outside are not limited by the shape and size of the frame, your blinds don’t have to be restricted to the dimensions of the window. You can place your blinds as high or as low as you want them! If you want your window to appear larger, simply position your blinds higher than the window frame and let them hang low to the ground. Blinds that are placed up close to the ceiling can also give the appearance of a higher ceiling.
One of the hassles of measuring your own windows is that you have to make sure your measurements are correct, and once you have ordered your blinds, you have to wait until they arrive before you know for sure that they are the perfect fit for your windows. This whole process can seem more stressful than it’s worth.
If you don’t want to worry about whether your blinds are going to fit your window measurements, then outside mount blinds are the perfect solution. They have more room for error and⎯if your measurements aren’t too small for the window⎯they can easily be worked to suit any interior design.
If your room has limited space, then outside mount blinds may take up more space and make the room feel cramped. In this case, inside mount blinds would be the better choice as their minimalist design would maximise the use of the space available.
Decided which blind mount is best for your windows? If so, then come visit Home Vision Blinds online and explore our range of designs. Whatever your need, we have the perfect custom window blinds for your home.
Whether you’re choosing bold coloured roller blinds or patterned roller blinds, choosing the right colour and style for your home is essential. Window blinds are something you will be using and seeing every day, so they not only need to meet the functionality requirements of the room, but also be pleasant to look at.
As experts on window coverings, we know how important it is to match functionality with style. Explore our five tips below to learn how to choose the right colours for your window blind
For the most popular and busy rooms in the home—the kitchen, living room, and dining room—having a light and airy atmosphere is the perfect way to maintain a fresh and lively atmosphere. Living spaces are meant to be lived in, so encouraging a bright and welcoming atmosphere will make it not only easier to enjoy these spaces, but help you to be productive in them as well. Some tips for lightening up your space are to incorporate whites, creams, and pastel shades, as these colours help to help build a refreshing and open atmosphere.
While many prefer the subtle beauty of neutral window blinds, if you prefer a more modern or contemporary style in your home, bold and contrasting curtains can be a sure winner!
By choosing window colours that match your décor you can create a sense of harmony and sophistication in your wider colour palette. In contrast, if you want your bold window blinds to feature as a statement piece in the room, then choosing contrasting colours is an excellent way of doing so.
Something to consider when choosing roller blinds is the purpose of each room. While it is essential to choose window blinds that match the conditions of the room—some rooms need blackout curtains, others need moisture resistant blinds—when it comes to the style and colour of your blinds, you have a lot of freedom. Here’s a tip; you can either choose to match the style of your roller blinds to each room’s aesthetic individually, or create consistency throughout the home by using a similar design for every room.
One of the perks of window blinds is that with the right design and complementary colour palette, you can make a room feel bigger! This window strategy is particularly useful when decorating small rooms with less floorspace. By using light colours and space-efficient designs (like roller blinds that fit into the window recess), you can add a sense of spaciousness to a room.
While bold tones can bring life into a bland room, too many colours can overcrowd a space. For example, a cluttered space will look even more cramped and busy with too many colours. This means that when it comes to choosing the colour of your window blinds, it’s often better to choose sparingly—the less variety, the better. In fact, the colour rule of design is a good one to follow: choose one primary colour, and two additional hues to compliment it. In this way you simplify the overall design of a space, which helps create a more relaxed and peaceful environment.
While finding the right window blinds for your home may feel tedious, the end results are well worth the effort! If you’re looking for quality roller blinds in Auckland, explore Home Vision Blinds online today! We offer the widest range of designs, made of the highest quality materials. From sunscreen blinds and blackout blinds, to Venetian blinds and shutter blinds, our collection is sure to satisfy every need, room condition, and design preference!
