Have you been browsing our blinds and shades? If so, you probably already know that we have loads of options. So how can you go about choosing the right window coverings for your home? The truth is, you may very well need a mix of different types of shades. Read on to find out what types of blinds are the best for different rooms.
If you’re shopping for new window blinds, you’re probably learning a bunch of terms you never really thought much about before. For example, terms like “inside mount” and “outside mount.” If you’re wondering what the difference is with these mount types, keep reading. Find out what inside mount and outside mount mean and why each option is ideal for different reasons.
This is probably the most asked question of all time when it comes to window coverings. Of course, you want to let that bright sunshine in but not at the expense of your privacy. We want that light but don’t want our neighbours seeing us in our underwear either, right? Luckily, there are a few different options when it comes to window treatments that do just this. Read on to find out what you can do to keep light in but keep privacy, too.
Are you revamping your RV this summer and planning some epic road trips? Travelling around in luxury and style is a great way to enjoy your summer vacation – that’s for sure! But we get it, you don’t want to spend a fortune on restyling your RV. Here are our suggestions for the best window coverings for your RV.
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Keeping your gorgeous zebra blinds and sheer shades looking their best not only makes your investment look better longer, but it can actually lengthen the life of your shades, too. If you have recently installed some of these shades in your home, keep reading to find out how you can clean your zebra blinds.
In the world of blinds and shades, there may be some terms you aren’t sure of. For example, privacy liner vs blackout liner: what is the real difference between the two? To make your shopping and planning a little bit easier, we’ll break it down for you. Keep reading to learn more about the difference between these options.
Blackout shades like our Premium Blackout Fabric Roller Shades are best for blocking out light completely. But if you want to decorate the room with a slightly more decorative shade, it may not be a blackout material. Luckily, some shades – like our Premium Woven Wood/Bamboo Shades – offer the option to add a blackout liner. This way, you can still choose the stylish product of your choice, without sacrificing the blackout option you need.
As the Social Media Manager for Select Blinds Canada, I’ve had the opportunity to work with a ton of amazing influencers across Canada. In working on collaborations with design experts from all around the country, I’ve managed to pick up some handy design tips for my own home.
Unfortunately, it also means I started to realize that so many areas of my home needed work. Keep reading to find out how I managed to completely modernize my master bedroom in this makeover project, just by updating my window coverings.
Spring is the season for refreshing your home. If you’re planning some spring décor changes at your place this year, you won’t want to miss out on this. Find out how these top 10 interior design DIY tips can help you maximize your project without breaking the bank.
April 22 is Earth Day – a day to consider our global support in protecting the environment. There’s no doubt that our current way of life generates some harm to the planet.
We can’t reverse climate change or undo all the damage that has been done, but we definitely can make greener choices every single day to help contribute to a better tomorrow. Even your choice of window coverings can help make a difference. Read on to find out more.
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The Happy Sleep Company approached us with a problem – a child’s bedroom with far too much light in the early morning plus an arched window covered with a tablecloth! Read on to find out how we came to the rescue and created the perfect sleeping environment for pediatric sleep expert, Erin Junker’s daughter.
