Easy shading of large windows
Shading large windows can be a chore: horizontal blinds will make you feel like you're in prison, and it's hard to reach roller blinds or pleated blinds near the ceiling. Vertical blinds are a good choice, but if you want to visually expand, Japanese walls are the obvious choice. It doesn't matter if your windows are up to the ceiling: Japanese walls can be anchored to the ceiling, but in the case of normally large windows, of course, they can also be anchored to the wall.
Aesthetically cover shelves, kitchen or sleeping area
Sliding panels of Japanese blinds in combination with any shelf storage system will replace a built-in wardrobe. They can also be used to cover a kitchen area or a corner of a room with a bed in an original way. The advantage of Japanese walls is a large number of colors and decors to choose from. You can customize the fabrics on the panels not only in color, but also choose different materials and patterns - for example, flowers, polka dots or cheerful characters for a child's room. You can also agree on a print with your own pattern.
Don't feel like folding the panels manually? An electric remote control drive is also available.
Separating a work space and a relaxation area
Dividing rooms? Thanks to their ceiling anchoring, Japanese walls offer a simple and effective way to turn one room into two – at least visually. Do you need a quiet corner to work, sew or relax? If you don't insist on soundproofing, Japanese blinds will solve your problem.
