Blinded by the diversity, not by the light
WHY blinds? Blinds have a relatively flat plane compared to the undulating surface of standard curtains, and can be wonderfully subtle as a window treatment, appearing to belong more completely to the window. Without intrusive poles and a studding of hold-backs, they are as pertly tailored as a Saville Row suit.
A roller blind pulled down into position can deliver all the punch of artwork, staging polite motifs or bold digital graphics stretched over a neatly stretched window canvas. Pulled up, a horizontal blind reveals at least three sides of the window, admitting maximum light and the architectural strength of the window shape itself uninterrupted by metres of folded fabric at its edges.