Kateřina Jelenová

A kitchen window is an extremely useful thing – fresh air in a few minutes and, in addition, a view of the greenery while washing dishes. However, one concern is apparent: how best to block sunlight so that the shading does not suffer from airborne grease and splashes of water or food particles? And how to prevent insects from moving into the kitchen when ventilating?

Maybe you forgot. Winter was the ideal time to think things through and plan the construction of a garden pergola or the installation of shading solutions. Now the sunny days have arrived, and high-quality blinds, shades, or a pleasant seating area under a pergola would come in more than handy.

A pergola doesn't just have to mean a living terrace or a carport to protect your car from the snow. Find out what a pergola can look like and how to use it in different parts of your garden.

Kill two or even three birds with one stone: equipment that will shade your home from excess sunlight, give it a unique style and even divide the room into two different areas. All of this is offered by sliding fabric panels, which we call Japanese blinds or Japanese roller shutters.