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23. June 2026

Vertical blinds: shading of angled windows, niches and horizontal surfaces

Jakub Vaněk
4 min.
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Vertical blinds: shading of angled windows, niches and horizontal surfaces

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House and Garden
23. June 2026

Vertical blinds: shading of angled windows, niches and horizontal surfaces

4 min.
34 reading
Vertical blinds: shading of angled windows, niches and horizontal surfaces
Vertical blinds don’t have to look like stereotypical stripes of light fabric on office windows. They are also perfectly suited to living rooms, which can both elegantly shade and divide them.
Seasonal themes
19. June 2026

Energy saving: you will be surprised where your money goes

4 min.
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Energy saving: you will be surprised where your money goes
How to save on energy? Lots of tips on where to find unnecessary electricity gluttons. Don't let money slip through your fingers!
House and Garden
15. June 2026

Awnings: Which type to choose for a balcony and which one for a terrace?

5 min.
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Awnings: Which type to choose for a balcony and which one for a terrace?
We see awnings every day above the shop windows, in the gardens of cafes or on the facades of houses. They are a natural part of the urban environment, where they provide shade and visual protection.
House and Garden
7. June 2026

Japanese Panel Curtains: Shade, Yet Plenty of Light

4 min.
118 reading
Japanese Panel Curtains: Shade, Yet Plenty of Light
Cannot decide between interior roller shutters and vertical blinds? You may have a feeling that something else is needed: perhaps large sliding panels you can attach to the wall or ceiling and choose a stylish fabric with an interesting print for them. In this case, you are looking for Japanese panel curtains, also called Japanese blinds or Japanese shutters.
Seasonal themes
5. June 2026

The Best Way to Prepare Herbs for Winter

4 min.
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The Best Way to Prepare Herbs for Winter
Autumn weather did not take long to arrive this year, and cold spells, rains, and bitter winds came at the very beginning of September. If herbs have really taken off in your garden or on your terrace over the summer, you may already be thinking about the best way to prepare them for winter and protect from frost and sleet until the spring.