Tilt the slats
Change the slat angle to adjust daylight and the view without lifting the whole blind.
HORIZONTAL BLINDS
Horizontal blinds.
Light at your angle.
Also called Venetian blinds, horizontal blinds use rows of slats to shape the light and view. Explore a tailored finish for living rooms, breakfast corners and workspaces.
A FEW DETAILS TO CONSIDER
Plan the finish.
And the everyday use.
Compare the materials
Ask about wood, faux-wood and aluminum collections. Slat size, finish, weight and room conditions help guide the choice.
Plan the opening
Check the space for the raised blind, window handles and mounting depth. Shaped sections require their own assessment.
HORIZONTAL BLINDS IN REAL SPACES
Slats, light and the view.
Horizontal slats follow a breakfast corner; separate examples show arched upper openings. Material and shaped-section operation are confirmed at specification.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
See the options.
Ask the right questions.
Are these the same as shutters?
Horizontal blinds are a separate collection from framed shutter panels. Compare the slats, frame, opening method and overall appearance in the samples.
Which material should I choose?
Ask to compare current wood, faux-wood and aluminum samples. Window size, room conditions, desired finish and care preferences help narrow the options; the photos do not identify the material.
Will an arched blind raise like a rectangular blind?
Do not assume the same operation. A shaped section may have a different mechanism or be fixed. We will confirm access, slat adjustment and operation for the proposed system.