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Wood Venetian blinds are versatile. Use them in any room
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Protect privacy while still admitting light
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12 attractive finishes to choose from
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Creates a chic look with clean lines
Things to think about
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Can be heavy to operate
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There are limited colours
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Venetian blinds do require occasional dusting
How to choose
To make the decision of picking a style of blind a little easier, we provide a selection of colours and fabrics for you to peruse. Also, free quotations are available with all our blind services, so get in touch when you want to brighten the interior of your property.
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Warm up your windows with wood Venetians
Venetian blinds are the iconic blind style with horizontal slats or louvres which can be adjusted to admit various amounts of light. Wood Venetian blinds add a warmth and homeliness that traditional Venetians can sometimes lack while maintaining a sleek, contemporary look. If you like the idea of wooden shutters but are unable or unwilling to pay extra (or wait for installation), wood Venetian blinds make an economical alternative.
The width and finish of the slats can vastly alter the appearance of your wood Venetian blinds so we recommend spending plenty of time considering your options. We offer a selection of three different widths and no fewer than 12 wood finishes to suit different tastes and types of home.
You can choose between a traditional manually operated blind or a state-of-the-art motorised version. Since wood Venetian blinds tend to be a little heavier than other types of blind, remote-control operation may be of benefit, particularly for older homeowners or where blinds are in awkward positions. Motorised blinds can be connected to your computer or virtual assistant (Alexa, Google Home, etc. via WiFi.
With their natural yet smart aesthetic, wood Venetian blinds can be tailored to fit most types of home or office. However, if you aren’t sure whether they would be suitable for your room, don’t worry. Our experienced advisors can go through the options with you and give you their unbiased advice.