Aneta Paroulková

A pergola as a place where families and friends hang out in the fresh air has been recently more and more designed as a part of the house, not just as a separate element in the garden. It becomes a natural extension of the house, a place to relax and work. But if your pergola should really work the way you imagine, you need to think ahead – not only about appearance, but also about technical solutions, orientation and especially shading of the pergola. This is what determines whether you will spend your free time under the pergola all year round.

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.

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.

Unlike blinds, roller blinds form a single shading surface and when pulled, we can achieve full blackout, so they cannot be tilted. However, they have a number of other properties. Roller blinds can be aluminum outdoor, exterior screen with a special fabric intended for outdoor use, interior fabric or roof blinds for indoor use. Let's imagine them.