Horizontal Blinds

Horizontal blinds are often called “Venetian blinds,” but they didn’t originate in Venice. They were brought to Europe from Persia by Venetian traders in the 18th century.

Cordless Venetian blinds

Child and Pet Safety

Cordless Venetian blinds were designed to eliminate dangling cords, making them a safer option for households with small children and pets.

2. Easy Operation

They’re simple to use! You raise or lower the blinds by gently lifting or pulling down on the bottom rail, and tilt the slats with a wand or built-in mechanism.

3. Modern Aesthetic

Cordless designs provide a sleek, clutter-free look, making them perfect for minimalist or contemporary interiors.

4. Durability

With no cords to tangle or wear out, cordless Venetian blinds often have a longer lifespan compared to traditional corded ones.

Corded Venetian blinds

Classic Design

Corded Venetian blinds are a traditional choice and have been widely used for decades due to their practicality and timeless design.

2. Adjustable Control

The cords allow precise control over the height of the blinds and the angle of the slats, offering flexibility in light and privacy.

3. Wide Range of Materials

Corded blinds are available in wood, faux wood, aluminum, and vinyl, making them versatile for various styles and budgets.

4. Budget-Friendly

Corded Venetian blinds are often more affordable than cordless or motorized options, making them a cost-effective window treatment.

Dusting: Use a microfiber cloth, duster, or vacuum with a brush attachment.
Deep Cleaning: Remove the blinds and wash them with soapy water, then air dry.
Spot Cleaning: Use a damp cloth for stubborn spots.

Are Venetian blinds energy-efficient?

Yes, they help regulate temperature by controlling sunlight. Closed slats can block heat in the summer, while angled slats can let in light during winter.