Wood Blinds

Blinds Chalet Announces New Cordless Wood Blind
Blinds Chalet announces three new cordless wood blind products. Available in 2" and 2 1/2" inch sizes. Cordless blinds improve child safety and add a unique look.

Vintage furnishings with modern convenience fit today's homes
Vintage-inspired kitchen appliances and the resurgence of clawfoot bathtubs are among the home items that consumers want to go with their period-style homes.

Simplifying a home's color scheme helps create a unified pattern
To keep a home's decorating plan simple, no more than four hues within the same color family should be used throughout the home.

Homeowners can carve out hidden storage with double-duty bookcase
A bookcase that isn't used to its capacity can solve the never-ending dilemma of finding more storage for homeowners.

Taking cue from colors around them, homeowners find ideal color schemes
Homeowners can take their cue on room color selections from the things around them - their wardrobe choices, nature colors and any combination of hues that has long been a personal favorite.

Blinds Chalet's Distressed wood blinds work well with any rustic decor
Distressed finishes are an important feature of rustic, country and cottage-style decorating schemes in which a mix of vintage and modern furnishings are coordinated.

Indoor greenery can be offset by the natural look of wood blinds
Finding a permanent place for plants saves homeowners from moving their greenery around the house when the seasons change, and that's particularly good for shade-loving plants.

In traditional or modern settings, wood blinds add classic beauty
For a window treatment that brings a classic beauty to both modern and traditional décor, wood blinds are a top choice among designers and home decorators alike.

Wood blinds can be matched to art frames in a home's wall gallery
Home decorators can be as creative as they choose when they decide to create their own wall gallery.

Wood blinds from Blinds Chalet come in range of colors for bedroom decor
There are no hard and fast rules about what kind of furniture or soft furnishings work best in a bedroom.

Embassy line within premium wood blind selections offered at special discount
The Embassy line of 2-inch wood blinds from Blinds Chalet add a classic look to any contemporary or traditional style room.

Natural, energy-saving window coverings among Blinds Chalet's best sellers
Among the best-selling window blinds and shades from Blinds Chalet are those that use natural materials and have energy-saving benefits.

Blinds Chalet offers wood blinds in large selection of colors and wood tones
Homeowners on a limited budget can still enjoy the rich look that real wood blinds bring to a room.

Wood blinds in rich tones complement the sophistication of Art Deco
The zigzag patterns, sweeping curves and lacquered finishes of Art Déco have strood the test of time so well that homeowners who like contemporary interiors will feel right at home with this 1920s decorating style.

Bold hues are becoming the norm for kitchen wall colors
Gray, deep purple and vibrant blue aren't traditional kitchen colors, but they - and other bold hues - are becoming more common as homeowners try to bring more color into their cooking spaces.

Wood blinds complement many of the popular design trends
Design trends often take several years to take hold, and a number of them have emerged as dominating style themes on the current home design scene.

Bring a minimalist feel into any room with Tavarua Woven Wood Shades
Plenty of people prefer a beautiful home with a variety of decors and knickknacks. In a traditional setting, you can find armoires and cabinets filled with a plethora of objects and collectibles. However, there are others who would rather have a minimalist home free of clutter and other objects.

Versatile purple offsets natural tones of woven wood blinds
While it's often relegated to purple-and-pink combos in a little girl's room, the versatility of the color purple shouldn't be overlooked when homeowners are considering a room makeover.

Upgrades offered by Blinds Chalet add to aesthetic appeal of blinds and shades
Blinds Chalet offers many upgrades that add high-quality style to their windows and help turn them into a design focal poin.

Integration of textures in window coverings embodies the rustic modern look
Rustic modern may seem like a contradiction in terms, but when it comes to home design, it embodies ways to integrate old and new furnishings.

Express production meets the decorating needs of Blinds Chalet customers
When consumers need to get their decorating needs met in a hurry, express production of custom-made window blinds and shades from Blinds Chalet is the way to go.

Wood blinds address mood and function as the 'Meghan Method' advises
Designer and author Meghan Carter has named her current book signing tour the "Anyone Can Decorate Tour," and she means it.

Wood blinds can add to your home's rustic appeal
There's a certain charm to rustic homes and cottages. It could be the minimal design that brings out a cozy atmosphere, or it could be the wood detailings in the home that creates an organic feel in any room.

Mother and daughter design team takes distinct approach to create unique looks
It took a while for interior designer Carolyn Einstein Dewar to find her calling, but when she did, she had a ready ally in her newfound profession – her mother, Diane Einstein, a veteran of the San Francisco design community.

Classic blue-and-white color scheme coordinates well with wood blinds
Crisp and clean or soft and vintage - either description fits the classic color combination of blue and white, whether it's used as a backdrop to wood blinds, a bed ensemble or chair cushions in a family room.

A bamboo roman shade can bring balance to a window with bold drapery
There's a reason why homeowners shy away from using bold colors, whether by adding a splashy hue in a window treatment or painting an accent wall to heighten the look of a room.

Simple roller shades or window blinds can fit a room taken from the Big Screen
Home decorators have often looked at movies that feature beautiful homes and apartments as an inspiration for their own version of what they see on the Big Screen.

Floor decor and wood blinds work seamlessly to make your home standout
When you think about your home decor, you probably have every area covered with chic tables, personal trinkets and rich roller shades in a unique pattern. But one aspect that may have been left as a blank canvas is - your floors.

Wood blinds are a versatile choice to fit the 'undecorating' style of home design
Mixing wood blinds with delicate, sheer curtains is a combination that home furnishings author Christiane Lemieux would probably like.

Create a screened-in haven with breezy window treatments
As the summer goodness continues to roll over much of the country, you may be considering ways to update your old screened-in porch to create a space that will give you a wide array of leisurely options - whether you wish to enjoy the sudden thunderstorms, curl up with a good book after spending the day at the beach, or even have family game night surrounded by a sea of candles for added ambiance.

Wood blinds are among classic looks that give a design scheme its foundation
Reality TV star Lauren Conrad learned from experience that decorating a new house can be overwhelming, from choosing window treatments to the latest accent colors.

Transform your attic into a functional bonus room
If you've left your attic as a space to store your seasonal wardrobes and holiday decorations, you may be wasting a potential bonus room by filling it with clutter.

Pretty in pink
If your child is beginning to grow from toddler to a little kid with ideas of her own, it may be time to consider revamping her bedroom to make a place that is fun, functional and easy to clean - as kids sure do know how to make a mess. Better Homes and Gardens recently showcased their favorite kids bedrooms on their website, that promote creativity and relaxation.

Give your space new life
Dining rooms can be a tricky place to decorate, as you've probably been told that you need to have a formal place to dine - uppity furniture and window treatments that look luxurious and rich. But who says it has to be this way? Why can't you create an eating area that is both functional and classic with your own twist?

Create a cozy nook in your home to unwind
Creating a cozy spot in your home that is dedicated to such simple luxuries is the best way to relieve some stress. Taking in a good book may be more beneficial than you think. Everyone deserves a convenient space to relax and unwind after a long day, and Freshome.com has put together their best kept secrets for making the perfect nook in your house.

Using vintage pieces brings character to space in a mix of old and new
Finding vintage items can start at a flea market, an antique store or just by rummaging through a grandparent's attic. Discarded items, or those that haven’t been used in a while, are among the best ones that will give true vintage appeal to a space.

Change your style with the seasons
Who says your style can't change with the seasons? The DIY pro's at HGTV believe that doing just that is a great way to help remove clutter while updating your home.

Natural window coverings create warmth against backdrop of bathroom fixtures
San Francisco interior designer Ian Stallings was given an interesting assignment when he took on the job of decorating a bathroom for a bachelor client who wanted the room to look masculine, but not too masculine.

Small space made big
If your apartment has a lot of character but the small size is starting to make you feel claustrophobic, consider a few simple updates and organization tips that can help bring your cramped area new life.

Adding color in 'unexpected' ways gives character to rooms and outdoor spaces
Using color in unexpected ways is something that HomesGardenDesign.com recommends that home decorators try throughout their houses as well as in outdoor spaces.

Five rules can guide homeowners to room designs with 'staying power'
Philadelphia interior designer Donna Hoffman prides herself on being able to design rooms that have staying power.

Mantel makeover
If your space is blessed with the addition of a fireplace with a mantel, yet you don't know what to do with it to make it your own or to mesh with your overall design, try these simple tips from Better Homes and Gardens to transform your mantel into a vital area in your living room.

Create a relaxing bedroom
Your bedroom is supposed to be a place to rest your head and enjoy a peaceful environment after a full a day's work. If your room is beginning to seem more like a storage unit than a tranquil living space, it may be time to get down to business and look into a makeover.

Small kitchen fixes
Just because your kitchen may be on the smaller side doesn't mean its style needs to suffer. By utilizing the space you have through simple steps and design options, based on tips from Better Homes and Gardens, you'll have the kitchen you've always wanted in no time.

Homeowners want durable products to create period-style look for their homes
A recent report on consumers' home design choices found that homeowners want period-style homes to be as authentic as possible, but need them to be durable and low maintenance.

Create an impressive entranceway
Your entranceway often leads to people formulating the first impression of your home. If you're hoping to help people get a good feel of your personal style, certain changes can be made to brighten and enhance your home's overall appeal.

Create a getaway in your home
If you're one of the lucky people who have a screened-in porch, simple improvements may entice you to use this space even more. By creating a look that is both luxurious and inviting, you and your guests may end up spending more time outside than in your home.

DIY projects that can easily be tackled
Updating your home may seem like a huge undertaking, yet by breaking it down room-by-room, you may find the changes will come by themselves.

Choosing the right window treatments for an attic apartment
While decorating this space can be tricky, making the best use of light throughout the space will ensure that no matter how small your space is, it will be comfy and cozy for years to come.

Easy decorating tips can bring attention to 'hidden' areas of a room
Certain corners of a room always seem to go unnoticed, but there are some tricks of the decorating trade that can bring those unseen areas into view.