Today, interior shading does not only address the appearance of the interior, but also thermal comfort, privacy and how pleasant we feel at home throughout the year. The range of interior shading technology is wide - from textile roller shutters to classic interior blinds to modern plisse. Each type works differently, offers a different degree of light regulation and aesthetic impact. If you are in the selection phase, the following overview will help you navigate and choose the best for your interior.
Day-and-night roller shutters belong to the most popular types of interior shading. They combine the look of a classic fabric roller shutter with the Venetian blind function, so they can regulate light, protect privacy and at the same time look good in a modern interior. They are suitable for apartments, family houses and offices - and thanks to a wide range of designs, there are solutions for almost every type of window, including balcony doors or French windows.
What does your shading technology need before winter? Is the care of exterior blinds, roller shutters or insect screens demanding? Find out you shouldn’t forget before winter.
When people consider exterior blinds, terrace shading or other types of shading, they usually wait until spring to make a choice. Only when the interior starts to overheat do they start to consider the price of the blinds, appropriate system and available installation dates. However, the winter season offers several advantages that are not obvious at first glance, but can fundamentally affect the speed, quality and comfort of the entire process. Let’s take a look at them.
Plisse blinds are pleated fabric blinds that will dress your windows, make your interior cozier and of course provide shading tailored to your room. You can choose Plisse fabrics with varying degrees of light transmission, fully blackout fabrics with a steamed aluminum layer that eliminates the power of thermal radiation or fabrics with pearlescent coatings with a high degree of light reflection.