Blinds

Q: How much gap do you need for blinds?

Roughly 7 to 15 cm is the expected overlap for blinds to ensure that they properly function and are flexible enough to both fulfil their purpose and be visually appealing. Some blinds do have a gap that is between the window and the blinds to make sure that the blinds function properly, though this should only be minimal, i.e less than 1 cm.

Q: What materials are blinds made of?

Blinds can be made out of a broad range of materials that are all perfectly effective at achieving their goal. In Australia, blinds are made out of faux wood, aluminium, textiles, bamboo or any number of other materials, which all serve the general purpose of the blinds.

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Blinds are an age-old way to make your building, whether it be your house or your work, a warmer and more comfortable place to be. Currently, blinds are staples in many homes but there’s always room for a refresh or stylish upgrade. Introducing Roman blinds, honeycomb blinds, or roller blinds can give your room a fresh new look, while also ensuring privacy and protection from sunlight. ArchiPro features only the best blinds in Australia from trusted and reputable suppliers.

Framed Pleated Blind | Pleated Blinds

Verosol

Simply Cell Freehanging Honeycomb Blinds

Blinds by Peter Meyer

IG Battery Up & Down

IG Blinds

Outdoor Plantation Shutters

Blinds by Peter Meyer

Roman Blinds

Blinds by Peter Meyer

Plaster-in Blind Concealment Boxes | Blindspace

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Weinor WGM Top Conservatory Awning

Blinds by Peter Meyer

W7 Conservatory Awning (Cantilever Edge) | Warema

Shade Factor

Silent Gliss Premium Roller Blinds

Blinds by Peter Meyer

Silk Road Rustic Weave Blinds

Blinds by Peter Meyer

Sheerview Blinds

Vertilux

Warema Exterior Metal Venetians

Blinds by Peter Meyer

Solare Teknica 1000 Straight Drop Exterior Roller Blind

Blinds by Peter Meyer

Roman Blind Systems

Vertilux

Ambience Roller Blind | Roller Blinds

Verosol

Le Blinde Woven Timber Blinds

Blinds by Peter Meyer

Vertical Blind Systems

Vertilux

Ambience Uni-Joint Roller Blind | Roller Blinds

Verosol

Weinor VertiTex II Exterior Roller Blind

Blinds by Peter Meyer

Internal Roller Blinds - Residential | Shade Factor

Shade Factor

Internal Roller Blinds - Architectural | Shade Factor

Shade Factor

Venetian Blind Systems

Vertilux

IG Auto Blinds

IG Blinds

W9 Conservatory Awning | Warema

Shade Factor

HB1220 Recessed Blind Box for Motorised Roller Blinds

Halliday + Baillie

Outdoor Blinds & Awnings | Outdoor Range

Marlow & Finch

External Venetian Blinds | Warema

Shade Factor

Urban Natural Weave Blinds

Blinds by Peter Meyer

Asymmetric External Venetian Blinds | Warema

Shade Factor

Honeycomb Blinds | Blinds

Marlow & Finch

Roller Blind Systems

Vertilux

W19 Conservatory Awning | Warema

Shade Factor

Ambience ZIP System + Head Box | External Blinds

Verosol

Chinois Bamboo Woven Blinds

Blinds by Peter Meyer

Vanda Recessed FlushBox

Vanda

Skylight Blinds

Blinds by Peter Meyer

Weinor Sottezza II Undermount Skylight Blind

Blinds by Peter Meyer

Simply Cell Honeycomb Blinds

Blinds by Peter Meyer

Ambience Multi-Link Roller Blind | Roller Blinds

Verosol

45mm Standard Cellular Blind by Verosol

Verosol

Featuring the best blinds in Australia

ArchiPro has specially curated the best blinds in Australia to make sure that you can be warm and enjoy your house the way that you want to. There are many different types of blinds to choose from stylish shutters to classic Roman blinds and impeccable Venetian blinds. By focusing on only the very best, you’ll see the cream of the crop of what’s available in Australia which is a great place to start to transform the living space of your choosing.

Types of blinds

Honeycomb blinds

A popular choice in Australia, honeycomb blinds get their name for the honeycomb-like appearance in the structure of the blinds. This structure traps air in, which helps keep your room warm.

Shutters

Shutters look elegant and offer privacy for any room. They are easy to open and close, allowing you to open up the room for light and airflow at any time.

Roller blinds

Roller blinds roll up and down to provide security and privacy whenever you feel like it. Unlike shutters, roller blinds are usually made from a sheet of thick fabric.

Roman blinds

Roman blinds are similar to roller blinds as they can be adjusted based on your liking. However, Roman blinds are folded instead of rolled which is the preferred aesthetic for many in Australia.

Venetian blinds

Venetian blinds originated from Venice, Italy. They are made from horizontal slats that stylishly protect against harsh weather and intruders. They bring a romantic sense of nostalgia to a space that is both warm and wonderful.

Vertical blinds

Vertical blinds are window coverings that consist of vertical slats that can be adjusted to control light and privacy.

Blind accessories

Blind accessories offer practical and decorative add-ons to enhance the functionality and style of your window treatments.

The advantages of high-quality blinds

Having high-quality blinds allows you to remain warm in the evenings when it starts to get colder, even when the temperatures drop quite low. The materials used in their construction are typically better meaning they are more robust which ultimately leads to a longer lifespan. Top-quality choices also tend to be designed with style in mind, putting equal importance on their appearance and function. There is also a greater range of designs to choose from, increasing the chances of finding something that is just right for the space you have in mind.

How to choose blinds that are right for you

Consider how big you want your blinds to be by measuring out the space to see how large it is. Then you can start thinking about the style, colour, design, and feel of blinds that best suit your overall purpose or scheme for your house. The choice of material is also important as this will impact the amount of light and heat that is let in. Blinds with more of a sheer fabric will give a naturally light and airy feel whereas blinds with a darker, thicker fabric will ensure more privacy and shade. It just depends on your personal preferences and knowing what they are. Combine your blinds with curtains, this allows you to achieve a harmonious balance between privacy and style. This pairing offers you the flexibility to regulate light and visibility while adding an elegant touch to your interiors

How do you measure a space for roller blinds?

To measure a space for roller blinds, you need to use a tape measure or similar measuring device to calculate the length of the area that you want to have the blinds cover. Make sure to go slightly over the actual number by a small margin to ensure that the blinds properly cover the space. Then you should repeat this for the height of the space, making sure to go slightly over the actual value again to give the blinds some space.