One of the questions I’ll ask is: do you want to diminish the light or block it entirely? The answer will depend on which room or rooms where you want to control the light. For example, in your Family Room do you want to reduce the amount of bright sun that’s streaming in so you can watch TV, or in your Master Bedroom do you want as little light as possible so you can sleep when the sun is out? The answers begin to define which window covering product will provide the optimal solution to control the light.
There is any number of blinds or shades that offer light control. One of the options we offer is a shade that will open down from the top, allowing light in at the upper part of the window while keeping the lower part of the window covered for privacy. On a similar premise is a dual-purpose shade that has sheer fabric at the top and semi-opaque or opaque fabric at the bottom. It is 2 full shades connected to perform as a completely sheer shade for day-time use or a completely semi-opaque or opaque shade for either blocking the sun or night-time use. This type of shade sometimes referred to as a day-night shade provides lots of versatility because it can be positioned in varying stages of sheer and semi-opaque or opaque showing.
If you don’t like the idea of limiting your window covering to an up or down the only operation, then a blind or plantation shutter will work to direct the light to make your room comfortable. There are some beautiful shades that have features to control light with sheer openings and horizontal or vertical vanes that will help to block light and UV rays.
Whatever your window covering need, call Joan at The Blind Ladies for a free consultation. 404 918-5288 or visit our newly updated website: www.theblindladies.com
