Grand Designs Australia

BLIND determination

sometimes, windows can simply be left bare, especially in beautiful architecturally designed homes. A window might frame captivating views, for example, or invite in buckets of light and sunshine. More often than not, however, some sort of window treatment is needed to provide privacy, soften a space and block out daylight when necessary. Blinds are a brilliant choice, providing options in virtually every colour, style, material and finish. There are also clever new innovations available (including automation) as well as sustainable options for a cleaner, greener planet.

STEALING THE SHOW

As well as providing control over light and privacy, blinds can make a distinctive style statement. According to Lauren Chan, interior designer at K2LD Architects, blinds can really finish off a space. “In a recent gallery project, we used block-out

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