Not So “Blind” to Blinds: Five Types of Blinds and Where You Can Match Them

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Not So Blind to Blinds Five Types of Blinds
and Where You Can Match Them
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Some homes in Melbourne now buy blinds instead of
curtains since they (blinds) seem to provide a
more modern feel to a home. While curtains are
still useful, blinds can make more of a style
statement and can also be more convenient.
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here are a few tips on how you can match a
particular style of blinds with your home
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Cellular Blinds are similar to Honeycomb blinds
and they allow you to have easy control over
light that enters the room and over the room
temperature as well.
These are ideal for rooms that require complete
privacy like maybe your bathrooms or your
bedrooms.
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Vertical Blinds are ideal for glass sliding
doors, and can probably be great for windows that
are a little more rectangular than square-shaped.
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Vinyl Blinds on the other hand can easily be
matched with other styles of blinds or window
coverage. They can actually work with Vertical
Vinyl Blinds, and are considered one of the
classic choices of window blinds.
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Roller Blinds or Honeycomb Blinds, especially the
blackout types, are great for French doors.
Choose a style that is a little narrow in length
so that you will not have a hard time opening
your doors.
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There are other types of blinds out there that
you might find if you go shopping for blinds.
However, if you do come across and might like to
purchase any of the above, remember these tips so
you may be able to make the right match.
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