In Sarasota, Florida, homeowners have countless window treatment choices, so narrowing down selections can be challenging. The Beginning to End Interiors design experts often suggest Hunter Douglas vertical blinds, which are beautifully suited for different rooms. If you aren't considering these styles, they're much more sophisticated than what you might be familiar with.

Interested? Let's coordinate interior design and vertical blinds, room by room.

Custom Vertical Blinds for Living Rooms

Living rooms often have large windows or sliding glass doors that receive constant heat and bright sunlight. If yours is front-facing, street visibility might be another concern. Since these blinds are vertical, they cover tall spaces for better light management and privacy. At night, you can fully close them or tilt the panels to reduce glare.

For a modern home, try custom vertical blinds in neutral tones; the clean lines complement this décor style. Another approach is textured fabrics that add warmth to traditional living spaces.

Perfecting Home Offices with Custom Vertical Blinds

Home offices become counterproductive when too much light shines onto workspaces, especially computer screens. This can cause eye strain and reduce focus, so adjustable window coverings are essential.

When videoconferencing, you can adjust custom vertical blinds to provide flattering natural light without unwanted brightness. Many professionals prefer these window treatments because they direct light toward the ceiling rather than directly onto work surfaces or screens.

Hunter Douglas vertical blinds with light-filtering fabrics diffuse bright sunlight while creating an energized atmosphere for focus and productivity. Room-darkening options are available for additional glare control.

Dining Rooms Enhanced by Custom Vertical Blinds

Dining areas benefit from versatile light management that adapts to different meals and occasions. Morning breakfasts might call for bright, cheerful light, while evening dinner parties often call for softer illumination.

Vertical blinds have clean lines that echo formal dining furniture and architectural elements. If your dining room has beautiful outdoor views, these blinds can frame the scenery during the day and provide privacy after dark.

Custom Vertical Blinds for Bedrooms

Yes, we also recommend vertical blinds for bedrooms. You can upgrade them with room-darkening features and frame them with custom curtains and draperies. They add elegance to large bedroom windows, and we also fit them for smaller ones that are exceptionally wide or tall. For master suites with sliding doors to balconies or patios, these blinds give you a consistent look and won't compromise door functionality.

What Styles Do Hunter Douglas Vertical Blinds Come In?

This designer brand offers three styles of vertical blinds:

• Skyline® Panel-Track Blinds: With bold, 11 ½" or 17" fabric panels, these modern vertical blinds operate with an integrated bottom weight. They stack tightly when closed; we can order them in hundreds of fabrics.
• Somner® Vertical Blinds: Offered in an impressive selection of colors, materials, and textures, these sleek blinds have 3.5" louvers and stack from left, right, split, or center.
• Vertical Solutions® Vertical Blinds: This style also has 3.5" louvers and different stacking options. You can order these blinds in fabric or vinyl.

Contact Us for Custom Vertical Blinds in Sarasota, Florida

Every room in your home deserves custom window treatments. Our designers will consider your light control needs, privacy requirements, and style preferences to recommend solutions for your lifestyle. We serve clients in Sarasota and the surrounding area, including Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch, Boca Grande, Venice, Northport, Longboat Key, and Siesta Key, FL; contact us for an appointment.