House and Garden

Do you feel like horizontal blinds have gone out of fashion? You might be surprised to learn that even this seemingly ordinary element can create a cosy atmosphere in your interior and look stylish. It just depends on how you integrate them into the space. In this article, we will show you how to use horizontal blinds so that they match your interior and at the same time serve as a practical element.

A garden or terrace is no longer just for growing flowers and vegetables. In recent years, they have increasingly been transformed into an extended living space, almost a summer living room, where you can relax, dine, work and have fun with friends. However, to make this outdoor area comfortable and usable throughout the day, garden furniture and barbecue are not enough. Shading technology plays a key role, helping to regulate the temperature, protecting against harsh sun, rain or wind and adding cosiness and style to the ambience.

A terrace is the heart of summer living. A place where you can have a breakfast in the sun, grill with friends in the evening or just relax with a nice cup coffee. But to make your terrace comfortable even on hot days or in changeable weather, it needs the right shading. And this is where the choice between two popular types of shading technology comes into play, exterior blinds and screen roller shutters. Which one is best suited for your terrace? The answer depends on several factors, from aesthetic preferences to practical requirements.

It is not just about light control: exterior shading elements are also capable of improving heat and noise insulation, save energy, and increase safety. Which solution is better for you – exterior roller shutters, or exterior blinds?