Stain and finish
Stain and paint options can be compared against existing trim, floors, and furniture in the room.
Wood Blinds
Wood Blinds for a Warm, Natural Look
Wood blinds bring a real hardwood louver to the window, giving a room a warm, natural grain and a classic horizontal-slat profile that reads differently from a painted or faux finish.
Understanding Wood Blinds
Wood blinds bring a real hardwood louver and natural grain to the window, reading as warmer and more traditional than faux wood or aluminum options.
The useful decisions are stain or finish, louver size, tilt style, and whether the room's moisture level and use fit solid wood.
What to consider before you choose
Louver size
Louver width changes both the view through the blind and the room's visual character.
Room moisture
Solid wood is generally best suited to lower-moisture rooms; your designer can advise on alternatives for humid spaces.
Decorative tape
Fabric tape or coordinating cord along the ladder can be considered for a more finished, custom look.
Wood Blinds FAQ
We generally recommend faux wood blinds or composite shutters for bathrooms and other high-humidity spaces, reserving real wood for lower-moisture rooms.
See the right treatment in your own room
Bring your questions about light, privacy, style, and budget to an in-home consultation.