Showing posts with label honeycomb shades. Show all posts
Showing posts with label honeycomb shades. Show all posts

Friday, June 24, 2011

Using Honeycomb Blinds For Your Windows

Your home can be complete with the right window treatments. One of the most energy efficient is cellular or honeycomb blinds. Reasoning for the name of this type of treatment is from the shape and design.


These treatments are designed to have the appearance of a comb from the side. The pieces are not separated as in traditional window treatments, but are glued together to provide efficiency in energy. They also allow the least amount of light into the home.

Decor is designed individually with every home. Window treatments are part of this intricate detailing throughout the home. The cellular forms can help to provide the right amount of temperature change for every room. This includes the living area, where many families spend the most of their time. They come in different colors and sizes, which allow for larger abilities of decorating.

For those who are night workers, this form of window treatment may be the ultimate choice. With the limitations of light, people who work the graveyard shift can use these in their bedrooms to help them sleep during the day. The cells provide spaces of air which creates the efficiency. This can offer a cooler sleeping experience in the summer and a warmer one in the winter.

The sets come in different standards. Corded sets, top down, continuous loop, and others are available for your specific needs. This soft version of venetians continues the tradition with narrow slats, although this form does not contain individual slats.

Honeycomb blinds are some of the best and most energy-efficient window treatments on the market. This can help reduce your electric bill, provide your home with comfort and reduce costs for heating and cooling. The different styles, designs and colors are available for the many needs that you have, including for decorating purposes.

Monday, December 6, 2010

Tips on Picking Colors for Honeycomb Blinds

Honeycomb blinds are quickly taking the window treatments world by storm for several reasons. Cellular blinds are visually appealing, affordable and can save money. Honeycomb shades are well known for their ability to better insulate your home; saving you money in the cost of heating and cooling bills.

With all of this, you might find that your decision to buy honeycomb blinds is already made. However, when it comes to window treatments, color is an essential decision. The color of your honeycomb shades is going to come down to personal preference. Some people love certain colors, others simply loathe them. Here are a few tips to point you in the right direction:

Consider the Light

Honeycomb blinds come in a variety of colors. These include soft colors, bold colors, bright colors, and dark colors. Certainly the colors in the room will play a major factor in your color choice. A room decorated in dark red, for instance, might not mesh with bright blue blinds. Matching colors is not the only factor to consider. The amount of light you want shining into your room will also play a large role in deciding on the color of your new honeycomb blinds. Darker colors, for instance, will keep more light out than lighter colors.

Think Ahead

Another factor to consider when deciding the color of honeycomb shades is the future of your room. Since these types of shades are very durable, your new blinds may outlast the paint scheme of the room. If you are planning on redecorating a room or you tend to change things around with frequency you may want to purchase blinds that will go with virtually any decor. Tan and off white colors are much more versatile than bright yellow. Keep this in mind if you can see yourself repainting or redocorating the room in the next 5-10 years.

Be True to Self Expression

Ultimately, window treatments are about you and your self expression. Color is a huge part of this self expression. While you should consider logistics such as how much light you want shining in and how well colors will match, you really should buy window blinds that you truly like. If you can’t stand pastel colors, don’t get blind in those colors. If you think that the dark teal looks nice but just isn’t you, find something that is. Your house is a blank canvas, paint it with the colors that you love.