Yes, many people still use vertical blinds, especially for larger windows and angled windows or sliding glass doors where their vertical orientation is well-suited to easy operation and light control.

Vertical blinds can look stylish and modern when chosen to complement the overall decor of the room. Selecting the right fabric, colour, and texture can greatly enhance their aesthetic appeal.

Vertical blinds can create the illusion of height, which may make a room appear taller. However, their impact on the perception of room size may vary depending on other factors such as colour and pattern.

Yes, you can absolutely pair curtains with vertical blinds for added style and functionality. Adding curtains on another track in front of your vertical blinds can add a sense of warmth and cosiness to the room. It also increases the functionality with the option of thermal curtains to keep your room toasty warm in the winter, plus stylish curtains can add an extra dimension to the style of the room.

Vertical blinds are ideal for large windows and sliding doors as they are effective and affordable. They are also easy to clean and simple to repair, however, not everyone likes the look of them and the sound they make when they catch a breeze can be a bit annoying.

If you’re looking for longevity, vinyl blinds will last a bit longer. However, fabric vertical blinds are still quite durable, and many people perfect them for the softer style and less noise when opening and closing them.

Vertical blinds can range in price quite a bit, so we recommend getting an expert quote. As they are custom-made, it highly depends on the materials you choose and the size of the window you need the vertical blinds to cover.

With vertical blinds, it doesn’t matter which way you hang them! Either direction is fine and tilting the slats left or right will have the same effect. So you don’t have to worry about facing your vertical blinds in or out.

Tie-backs or hold-downs can be helpful in keeping your blinds from swinging in the wind, however, they may impact the functionality. But if you don’t open and close your vertical blinds frequently, they may be just the thing to secure them.

It depends on the materials, but quality vertical blinds can last up to 20 years if properly maintained. Vertical blinds are available in a range of materials that may be more or less durable and of course, it depends on how frequently they’re used. Additional wear and tear from children and pets can also impact how long they last.

Vertical blinds help control light and privacy and can make rooms look bigger and more inviting. They’re also very easy to use across large windows or doors and are popular for floor-to-ceiling windows in many homes.

One of the big benefits of vertical blinds is the ability to easily repair them. It’s easy to replace single slats as needed, helping extend the overall life of your blinds. When it comes time to fully replace them, it’s easy to get a professional consultant out to your home for a quote that includes installation.