As is obvious, even to the layperson, the choice of blinds and curtains involves an appraisal of the aesthetic appeal of the various options. It involves sorting through colour options, assessing the ways a given product could contribute to broader design ambitions, evaluating the need for privacy in a given space, and so on.

But for design professionals, specifying blinds and curtains should involve more. It should involve an understanding of not just the functional capabilities of the various products on offer, but the suitability of each for a given application. 

On top of that, in 2024 and beyond, specifiers should be aware of the potential environmental impacts of blinds and curtains. They should be aware of the raw materials and manufacturing practices used to bring a given blind or curtain to market, the ways that quality products of this type can improve the thermal efficiency of buildings, and the role that automation can play in maximizing this benefit.

This White Paper is intended to cover all the above and more. Noting the various regulatory requirements associated with blinds and curtains, it outlines everything architects and designers need to know to find the right products for their various projects and applications.

Download this whitepaper to learn about all the factors involved in the selection of blinds and curtains.

 

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