Honeycomb blinds for insulation and clean lines
Cellular pockets trap air to insulate windows and cut heat loss, with a sleek, modern look. NZ-made and fitted by our team.
Why our blinds service is right for you
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Choose your perfect blind
Select from a wide range of blind fabrics, finishes, colours, and control options with your consultant.
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No measuring, no guesswork
Your consultant takes every measurement. Professional installation included.
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Expert advice at your place
Your local consultant visits your home and helps you get it right first time.
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We take care of it all
From consultation to install, one team handles everything start to finish.
What honeycomb blinds are best for.
Looked at from the side, the fabric forms hollow, hexagon-shaped cells, like a beehive. These pockets trap air, creating an invisible layer that keeps your room warm in winter and cooler in summer. It's one of the most thermally effective blinds you can choose.
Top-down operation lets you lower the blind from the top instead of raising it from the bottom. You get privacy below while letting light in above.
The fabric sits in neat, horizontal folds, giving honeycomb blinds a little more depth than flat blinds like rollers. It's a tidy, structured look that suits modern and pared-back interiors.
Honeycomb blinds also come in a blockout fabric, a popular choice for children's rooms where good sleep and a clean look both matter.
Looked at from the side, the fabric forms hollow, hexagon-shaped cells, like a beehive. These pockets trap air, creating an invisible layer that keeps your room warm in winter and cooler in summer. It's one of the most thermally effective blinds you can choose.
Top-down operation lets you lower the blind from the top instead of raising it from the bottom. You get privacy below while letting light in above.
The fabric sits in neat, horizontal folds, giving honeycomb blinds a little more depth than flat blinds like rollers. It's a tidy, structured look that suits modern and pared-back interiors.
Honeycomb blinds also come in a blockout fabric, a popular choice for children's rooms where good sleep and a clean look both matter.
Are honeycomb blinds right for your home?
Honeycomb blinds sit at a slightly higher price point than a standard roller blind. Your consultant will give you an honest comparison of the options and help you decide whether the thermal and light-control benefits justify the investment for your specific rooms.
Our simple 3-step process
From first call to final install, we handle everything.
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- Step 1
- We come to you
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Your local consultant will show you our fabric range and take measurements.
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- Step 2
- Custom-made
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We custom make your chosen curtains and blinds to your exact measurements.
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- Step 3
- Hassle-free install
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We come back to hang everything to a professional standard.
Finance options available
Spread the cost with flexible payment options.
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Guides
Choosing the right blinds for your home
Not sure which blinds will suit your home? From blind types and key features to room-by-room advice, this guide covers everything you need to know.
Frequently asked questions
Are honeycomb blinds worth it?
For rooms where heat loss is a genuine concern, yes. The cellular structure traps air and significantly slows heat transfer through glass, making them one of the most thermally effective blind options available. Whether they are worth the investment for your specific rooms is something your consultant can help you assess honestly.
What are the cons of honeycomb blinds?
Honeycomb blinds sit at a higher price point than standard roller or venetian blinds. Their cellular structure can also trap dust over time, which makes regular maintenance important. They are also more susceptible to damage from pulling or compression than a flat roller blind. Your local consultant will give you an honest rundown of both the benefits and the care requirements.
Can honeycomb blinds be blackout?
Yes. Honeycomb blinds are available in sheer, light-filtering, and blockout opacities. A blockout honeycomb gives you full darkness while still retaining the thermal and structural benefits of the cellular design.
Do honeycomb blinds keep rooms cool in summer?
Yes. The same cellular structure that retains heat in winter also slows heat gain in summer, helping to keep rooms cooler on hot NZ days. For north- and west-facing rooms that receive strong afternoon sun, this can make a noticeable difference to indoor comfort.
Are honeycomb blinds the same as cellular blinds?
Yes, these terms refer to the same product. The honeycomb or cellular name comes from the cross-section of the blind, which looks like a honeycomb when viewed from the side.
Can you see through honeycomb blinds at night?
This depends on the opacity you choose. A sheer or light-filtering honeycomb will allow some visibility from outside when interior lights are on. A blockout honeycomb eliminates this entirely. Your local consultant will help you choose the right opacity for each room.
How do you clean honeycomb blinds?
The most effective method is regular dusting with a soft brush or a light vacuum on a low setting. Avoid saturating the cells with water or cleaning products. Your consultant will provide specific care guidance for the fabric you choose.
Are honeycomb blinds good for bathrooms?
The top-down/bottom-up operation makes them a practical choice for bathroom privacy. However, standard honeycomb fabrics are not moisture-resistant, so they are better suited to bathrooms with good ventilation. Your local consultant will advise on suitability for your specific bathroom.
How do we keep honeycomb blinds safe for kids and pets?
All our chain-controlled honeycomb blinds can have a chain tensioner added at no extra cost. You can also go for a cordless control option, or motorise them to remove chains and cords entirely — both are lovely, safe choices for a busy home.
Expert advice at home
We come to you, anywhere in New Zealand. Because your place is the best place to choose curtains and blinds.