Why You Need Perforated Venetian Blinds In Your Life

Venetian Blinds With Holes Are Perfect For The Modern Home

Venetian blinds are a very popular choice of blind, and we have dedicated many words to discussing them. However, we often neglect a type of venetian blind slat that quite frankly, is genius. So, this blog post is for the perforated venetian blind slat.

First things first: a definition is in order. A perforated venetian blind refers to lots of tiny holes cut out of the slat.

Gasp.

‘WHY?!’, you cry.

‘WHY WOULD YOU DO SUCH A THING?!’

Yes, we know putting holes into blinds seems to go against the reason most people buy blinds but calm down – we know what we’re doing.



You see, a blind isn’t always about casting your room into absolute darkness; take a look at our dimout and blackout roller blind fabric range, for example. Sometimes a blind is a useful way to give your home some privacy and to limit the sun’s glare without losing the light entirely.

Perforated venetian blinds give you privacy and natural light without the glare or glances from passers-by. It’s like viewing the world through a sieve, with the direct sunbeams being broken up as they pass through the small holes. Your window will glow warmly in the sunlight instead of dazzling you.

Available in Bright White, Ivory, Silver, Silver Shine and Black Matt, these slats have a gloriously contemporary feel to them. They are well suited in city apartments where privacy is a must but sunlight is always welcome. Or perhaps in a home office or study where the room needs to be bright and well lit but direct sunlight would cause too much glare on your computer screen.



Made from quality 25mm aluminium slats, our venetian blinds are built to not only look good, but also to last. Our mechanisms allow for easy manoeuvring of the slats, raising and lowering them to your taste with a wand and cord, or why not choose our chain-operated mechanism instead! Working from a single chain, you can raise, lower and tilt the slats – trust us, it’s the future.

If you have any questions about our perforated venetian blinds or anything else, please get in touch!