Bamboo Woven Wood Shades

Woven wood roman shades combine elegance and natural look
For homeowners who want the classic look of roman shades and the natural weave of a woven wood, they can have both with woven wood roman shades from Blinds Chalet.

Bamboo woven wood shades make a transition between interior and outdoors
As with any makeover, redoing an outdoor area should be done with solid planning to determine which plants or existing furniture can be reused before new landscaping is introduced.

Adding several conversation niches softens the look of a formal space
The living room is a space where visitors are likely to be entertained, and a room that many homeowners view as the showpiece of the home. But there's no reason that it can't be comfortable for everyday use as well as for special gatherings.

Caman natural woven wood shades offer homeowners double savings
Caman natural woven wood shades have a double offer for extra savings to homeowners – they are produced by Blinds Chalet in one day or they are free and, for a limited time, they come with free edge binding.

Bamboo ring draperies combine the looks of drapes and woven wood shades
For a window treatment that combines the sophistication of custom drapery with the natural look of woven wood shades, the Tavarua Exotic Bamboo Ring Draperies from Blinds Chalet will achieve both looks.

Bamboo woven wood shades are a good choice for a home workshop
Rather than spreading out storage units and wall hooks throughout their garages, homeowners can create an efficient space for home improvement projects by setting up a workshop in one corner.

Eco-friendly bamboo woven woods shades have variated textures and colors
Variated textures and colors in bamboo woven woods shade make them unique every time they are chosen for a window treatment.

Australian designer Joan Hall relies on design 'essentials' for room makeovers
For Australian interior designer Joan Hall, no room makeover is likely to succeed without an understanding of four essentials – color, texture, light and balance.

Good composition and personal style will lead to unique home designs
If interior designer Melissa Alvarado Sierra has one message for would-be decorators, it's this: Simple can be beautiful.

Signature Privacy Woven Woods Blinds offer total light and visibility control
For a woven wood shade with the additional benefit of total privacy, Blinds Chalet offers the Signature Privacy Woven Woods line.

Multi-purpose furniture and inventive use of window shades 'add' living space
Double-duty furniture may be the answer for making the most of one's space in a small condominium or apartment.

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.

Eco-friendly shades and work areas are among new additions to kitchens
With the kitchen often at the heart of family activities, setting aside a desk area can be a convenient place for bill paying, doing homework and working on a laptop.

Bamboo shades are in line with the eco-friendly nature of modular housing
Modular homes are in line with the green building movement in several ways - they tend to be more compact, they save energy by circulating air more efficiently and their building materials tend to insulate better.

'Top down bottom up' window shades allow light and privacy at the same time
For the homeowner who wants light streaming into the house and privacy at the same time, Blinds Chalet has a solution.

Whether for window treatments or a whole room, measure first
It doesn't matter what the budget is, or whether the homeowner prefers classic custom drapery over eco-friendly bamboo woven wood shades - a good home design begins with a space plan.

Premium woven wood shades add elegance to window treatments
Whether it's the simple slats of the Bonito style or the varieated weave of the Socorro line in premium woven wood shades, Blinds Chalet offers varieties that will add elegance to any type of home décor.

Tavarua Bamboo Roller Shades combine style with solar function
Buying Tavarua Bamboo Roller Shades from Blinds Chalet is like getting two popular window treatments in one design.

The look of outdoor and indoor spaces can be tied together with bamboo shades
Bamboo shades, available in many sizes, can tie together outdoor spaces with interior rooms when they are used over large windows or sliding doors.

Bamboo roman shades can be integrated into design plan for outdoor spaces
There are as many styles of furniture and accessories for outdoor living as there are for indoor décor - including bamboo roman shades for sun protection - but homeowners can simplify their choices by starting with a plan for their patio or deck design.

Bamboo shades are useful for both outdoor and inside spaces
Bamboo shades can have a useful place outdoors as well as within any room in the house. With their natural color and varieated look, they are an ideal fit with greenery and patio furnishings.

A bamboo roman shade can be part of a high quality design scheme
Interior designer Stacey Tapinis always tells her clients to spend most of their decorating budget on a quality sofa, impressive window treatments and a good paint job.

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.

Consumers can buy factory direct blinds that mirror designs in a TV series or movie
Whether they are contemplating bamboo shades or a new sofa, Nashville-based interior designer Cathy Whitlock believes homeowners should look at their favorite TV shows and movies to get ideas for decorating their homes.

Working from home means it's time for a home office
More Americans are beginning to work at home for two main reasons - it's a way to cutback on travel costs and it enables employees to stay involved with family activities without worry.

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.

Embrace your small space
If you're faced with the common dilemma of having a small home, simple changes could work to open up some space and breathe new life into the area.

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.

Give your bachelor pad life
A bachelor pad may be one of the coolest places in the world to the average male, but just because you're living the single life doesn't mean your interior design should suffer. By creating a space that is both manly and female friendly, you'll be a hit with both your guy and girl friends (and maybe even your mom).

Modern conveniences can be included in traditional farmhouse decor
A couple from Dublin, New Hampshire, didn't want to sacrifice convenience when they decided to decorate their kitchen in a classic farmhouse style.

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.

Keeping your bedroom cool during the summer
By installing some window blinds and shades in your bedroom, you will not only improve the aesthetics of the space, but create a cozy sleeping environment after a long day, according to the Kansas City Star.

Window planters will look perfect with some new window treatments
Plants have an uncanny ability to make a house feel like a home, and when they're used in conjunction with fashionable window treatments, you will have a layout that can adapt to any season, according to Maine's The Free Press.

Home decorators can look to fashion runways for their color inspiration
The colors that fashion decorators are showing in their annual collections can serve as inspiration for interior design as well. If a color is one that someone is comfortable wearing, it makes sense that they may enjoy seeing it in their home surroundings.

Integrating your kitchen with outdoor surroundings
By adding a large bay window or making best use of a sliding door, window blinds and shades could be a worthy ally when upgrading your cooking area, according to ConsumerReports.org.

Valances paired with soft curtains fit the shabby chic style
Softened is one way to describe the shabby chic style of decorating – in colors, patterns and the overall look of a room outfitted with furnishings reminiscent of an earlier era.

Sliding door systems can instantly open up traffic flow in small apartments
According to Freshome.com, some companies offer kits that allow individuals to change their swing and hinge doors to sliding barn-style doors.

Window blinds and shades will make a big difference in your first off-campus apartment
Window blinds and shades will provide privacy, a better night's sleep and help to cut down on utility bills, which will allow you to have more fun next semester.

Window dressing tips from a top interior designer
According to The Bellingham Herald, dressing up windows is tricky and requires some special considerations to ensure that you are providing the optimal energy-efficient benefits as well as an aesthetically pleasing home environment.

Window treatments can change the entire look of a home
According to OutlookIndia.com, the amount of light that filters into a room drastically will alter the style of the home, so care must be taken to find the perfect match for your décor.

African chic will add a unconventional twist to your interior design
The shop specializes in hand-carved African art and sculptures, which could work beautifully to add a worldly edge to your living space, according to The Des Moines Register.

Woven woods on windows provide an excellent backdrop for color families
The late designer David Hicks, who counted Prince Charles among his clients, was an early advocate of using color families. His idea was that all tones of red or gray or blue go well together, and cannot fail in decorating schemes.

Creating a hypoallergenic environment in your home for spring
Think of this as the perfect time to renew the look of your living space, by taking a chance with a bold color choice to breathe new life into your space.

Window treatments are essential summer apartment improvements
Air conditioning costs can skyrocket during this season, but window blinds and shades can make a huge impact to enhance your light filtering ability and to control air leakage.

Shade-loving plants can be a decorating dilemma during warmer months
Keeping shade-loving plants happy as summer approaches is a challenge for homeowners who don't want to shift their plant locations away from direct sunlight as the seasons change.