Blinds are a decorative and very light alternative to curtains, perfect in small living rooms, for irregular windows, and also in spaces that seek to enhance the views and the entry of light. Decorative on their own, they make a great pairing combined with curtains in the living room. We show you examples of the two options so that you can choose the one you like best.
SOME WHITE LINEN BLINDS, SURE HIT
White linen blinds are the best choice when you want to dress the windows without interfering with views or clarity. White also integrates with the rest of the decoration, since in this project by the interior designer Natalia Zubizarreta walls, ceilings, and moldings have been painted white. The decorator has chosen some package-type blinds, the most demanded and elegant. As they do not have rods, they have a very natural look and waves.
DOUBLE-BLIND IN TWO COLORS
In this room, the spaciousness and the entry of light have made it possible to combine double blinds and double curtains in two colors in each of the windows. To give it more presence and a touch of contrast, the interior designer has chosen a thicker fabric and a light curtain. The double-blind is very decorative, especially if you bet on the contrast with one light and one dark. They provide you with extra insulation, since you have more layers of fabric, and you control the darkening of the room without having to lower the blind.
The natural jute blinds in this room fill it with warmth and natural air. The interior designer has combined them with light drops of linen, which drag along the floor and give the windows more presence without blocking the entry of light or the views. The fibers blend with the color of the wooden furniture, both indoors and outdoors, creating a relaxed and welcoming look.
