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FAQs
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What are Light-Filtering Blinds?
Light-Filtering Blinds are window coverings that utilize semi-translucent/semi-opaque fabrics or constructions. They allow natural light to enter while softening harsh sunlight and providing a degree of privacy.
How does it differ from sheer curtains and blackout window treatments?
Compared to sheer curtains, Light-Filtering styles offer greater privacy and reduced glare; compared to blackout styles, they allow more natural light to enter without making the room too dark.
Which rooms are best suited for Light-Filtering blinds?
They are ideal for living rooms, family rooms, dining rooms, studies, home offices, or any space where you wish to preserve natural light while reducing harsh glare or direct sunlight.
How is the privacy control?
It performs well during the day: natural light enters while blocking the view from outside. However, at night when indoor lights are on and it's dark outside, visibility may be compromised. If privacy is your top priority at night, careful consideration is needed.
When it comes to color and style, should I choose light or dark Light-Filtering fabric?
Light-colored fabric allows more natural light to enter, creating a brighter space; dark fabric may block more light, resulting in a more subdued visual effect. When selecting a color, consider the room's orientation, wall color, and overall decor style.