The beauty of wood that shields the light from the heat of the sun, or lets a bit of light to enter is just one more thing that you control. To change your room from a bright glare, that would be welcomed in some instances, but dim it at times when you desire a quiet serene area. Whether you’re studying or resting, you are still in control.
Do you know what faux wood is? Faux wood is made from PVC and is a composite of man-made materials that is then combined with wood particles. The faux wood blinds look like real wood, but they are washable and are unaffected by moisture. They are a lot cheaper too so when you want the look of wood, but don’t want to pay the price, faux wood will fill that bill.
Both types of wood blinds help reduce your energy costs. Close them in the summer to keep the heat out and open them in the winter to let the sun shine in. The blinds act as another barrier and helps insulate your windows. We have no power over the weather, and it’s there no matter how hard we try to keep it out of our homes or offices. Windows, as you know, are the biggest culprit where we lose our biggest fight against the weather.
However when we add wood blinds, the culprit seems smaller and easier to direct our attention away from the outside world. Check online to find a company that specializes in real wood or faux wood blinds. Most companies will be happy to come to your place of business or home to give you a free quote. Or if you prefer you can always visit their shop to see the many options for your windows.
Many people don’t want to stop with blinds, but want additional window coverings like sheer curtains across the windows, or across the rod at the top of the window. Others want draperies. Everyone wants something unique and different. You’ll be able to pick and choose to find just the wood blind that will blend or contrast with your rooms.
Raymonde Draperies specializes in San Diego blinds, blinds in San Diego and San Diego window shades.