Blind Solutions

    When the sun is blazing outside, finding ways to stay cool becomes a top priority. One simple yet effective solution is installing window shades. Not only do they provide a shield against the scorching summer heat, but they also come with a host of other benefits. In this blog, we will explore the advantages of window shades and how they can enhance your summer experience. 1. Temperature Control: First and foremost, window shades help regulate the temperature inside your home or office. By blocking direct sunlight, they prevent excessive heat from entering, resulting in a cooler indoor environment. This translates into reduced reliance on air conditioning, leading to energy savings and lower utility bills. 2. UV Protection: Excessive exposure to UV rays can be harmful to both your health and your furnishings. Window shades act as a barrier, filtering out harmful UV radiation. This helps protect your skin from sunburns and reduces the risk of long-term damage, such as premature agin

    Looking for something with a little more panache for your windows? Blinds just won't do it for you and shades will seem a little "meh". Let's talk: Roman Shades... . A Little History Roman shades are a product of very ingenious Romans who were looking to keep the dust out of their homes as well as cool their homes in the summer. They would wet these pleated shades and let the breeze flow through the wet cloth to cool their homes as well as capture any dust blowing about. The style is obviously timeless and has always been quite popular. Pros If a touch of style is what you are looking for, Roman shades are hands down a class act. These shades will never go out of style, come in a very wide variety of patterns, colors and sizes to fit any decor. Roman shades can also fit any budget while adding that old world charm to a room. When lowered all the way and depending on the thickness of the shade, they can act as an insulator for your windows -- cutting a few extra do

  Blinds have come a long way. In the past, when we thought of blinds, we pictured white, horizontal, metal slats with a pull cord. Today, there are many different styles of blinds using many different fabrics, materials and colors. So, the question remains: With all these choices, what are the most popular blinds and shades?    Vertical Blinds One nice thing about vertical blinds is that they allow for excellent directional light control about the room. They are also great for large windows and doors and are readily available in large sizes. They may come in metal, plastic, and fabric-covered styles. However, on a problematic cleaning scale of 1-10, they hover around an 8. Every slat requires individual cleaning, using the manufacturer's recommended protocols.   Roman Shades Roman Shades are probably the most opulent-looking window treatment. These shades are highly versatile and can enhance any room's decor. They can be more expensive than blinds, depending on the style an

   When we think of blackout shades, we usually think of those northern lands like Alaska. In summer, the sun just takes a short curtsy before rising up high over the horizon once again. Blackout shades are a must have if you're going to get any sleep. However, blackout shades are very useful in any home and in any climate. These shades are becoming much more common homes. Blackout shades come in many textures and colors to match any decor. You can even install blackout shades behind your blinds for ultimate light and privacy control! Here are a few short tips on what blackout shades can do for you. Restful Sleep Blackout shades are most known for light elimination properties. Of course, using these shades in bedrooms makes the most sense. They are great for keeping out streetlights at night and the sun during the day. The hardest part about trying to get young ones to take a nap is the amount of light in a room. The more light in a room, the more difficult it is to get to sleep or