Wood Blinds
Add a Touch of Elegance with Real Wood Blinds
Wood blinds are a timeless window covering option, bringing a touch of natural beauty to any room. They are popular for their durability, ease of maintenance, and ability to provide light control and insulation.
- Durability built to last, wood blinds can withstand everyday use for years to come.
- Insulation they help keep your home warm in winter and cool in summer, potentially lowering energy costs.
- Style with a variety of slat sizes, finishes, and wood types, you can find wood blinds that perfectly complement your décor.
Wood Options
color, and overall feel. Here’s a look at some popular options to consider
- Pine a light-colored wood with a natural finish, pine offers affordability and a variety of styles. It's a perfect choice for achieving a traditional or country aesthetic.
- Basswood this light wood boasts a smooth finish and excellent durability. Easy to maintain, it's a popular choice for various styles.
- Oak available in a range of medium to dark tones, oak is a well-loved selection for its strength and versatility. It complements both traditional and modern spaces.
- Mahogany the epitome of elegance, mahogany is a deep-colored wood with a luxurious finish. It elevates the ambiance of rooms, seeking a touch of grandeur
- Cherrywood teaturing a reddish hue, cherrywood delivers a touch of warmth and sophistication. This beautiful wood is ideal for creating an elegant atmosphere.
Wood Blinds in Bathrooms
Wood blinds offer timeless elegance and natural beauty, but their vulnerability to moisture makes them a poor choice for bathrooms and kitchens with high humidity levels. In these areas, consider faux wood blinds or plastic blinds to maintain a similar look with better moisture resistance.
Slat Sizes
Wooden Blinds with Rounded Corners
UV Protection & Blackout
Wooden blinds provide some level of UV protection, safeguarding your precious wood floors and furniture from sun damage. However, for complete light blockage, blackout shades or curtains are a better option.
Routed vs. Routeless: A Look at Lift Cords
- Routed blinds these have visible cord holes drilled into the wood for lift cords.
- RoutedRouteless blinds these offer a cleaner look with hidden cords running through the back of the blinds, improving light control.
Decorative Cloth Tape
Custom Valance
Lift Styles
- Standard uses a pull cord for raising and lowering.
- Cordless safer for homes with children or pets, it employs a spring mechanism for operation.
- Motorized ideal for large or hard-to-reach windows, controlled by remote control.
Refinishing Your Wood Blinds
- 1.Sand the blinds with fine-grit sandpaper to remove imperfections.
- 2.Apply a wood stain of your choice following the manufacturer's instructions.
- 3.Once dry, apply a clear coat of polyurethane for protection and a glossy finish.
- 4.Allow the polyurethane to dry completely before rehanging the blinds.
Cleaning and Maintaining Your Wood Blinds
- Regularly dust with a soft, dry cloth.
- Wipe clean with a damp cloth, wringing out excess water beforehand.
- Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners
- Reapply a coat of wood sealant annually for moisture and sunlight protection
- For warped blinds, attempt correction with a wood re-surfacer.
Woven: Your Partner in Customized Blinds
Wood blinds add a touch of timeless style to your home. Explore the variety of options at Woven to find the perfect fit for your space. Our consultants can guide you through the selection process to create custom blinds that personalize your home.
Upgrade Your Space with Custom Wood Blinds
Contact Woven today to explore our bespoke options and schedule your personalized consultation. Let us help you transform your windows into stunning focal points of your home.