ROOM BY ROOM
Where faux wood blinds earn
their place in a Florida home.
Faux wood is the blind we install most in Central Florida, for good reason. It isn’t right for every window. Here’s the honest version, room by room.
01
Kitchens, including over the sink
Splashes, steam and cooking grease don’t bother it. The slats wipe clean with a damp cloth, and they won’t swell next to the faucet the way real wood can.
02
Bathrooms
Daily shower steam is exactly what warps real wood blinds within a few years. Faux wood handles it and still looks like a painted wood blind.
03
Kids' rooms and busy family spaces
Tough slats that shrug off sticky hands and wipe clean fast, with cordless lift so there are no dangling cords within reach.
04
Every room, on a sensible budget
You get the look of a painted wood blind throughout the house for noticeably less than real wood, with the same tilt-and-lift control in every room.
05
Very wide window or a stained look? Consider real wood
Real wood is lighter, so it spans wider windows without sagging, and it takes a true stain. In dry, air-conditioned rooms, real wood blinds are the better choice.
06
Lowest cost per window? Consider aluminum
For rentals, garages and utility rooms, aluminum mini blinds cover the window for less and handle humidity just as well.
YOUR WINDOWS. YOUR FINISH.
Faux wood blinds,
finished for each room.
Kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces, each finished with the slat size, color and controls the room needed. Every measurement and mount is reviewed with you as part of the installation plan.
Right over the sink
