Woven Wood Shades With Groomed Edges

The latest technologies for making window blinds have come a long way.

Besides natural-looking imitation materials (you'd swear they're real), natural materials are amongst the choices that you have to pick from. The kinds of blinds or shades available in natural materials include real wood blinds, some roller shades, vertical wood blinds, and bamboo window shades or bamboo curtains, a.k.a. woven woods.

Made of natural materials, the woven wood shades example below shows you a "clean look" option.

Two Woven Wood Shades With Decorative Edging

Woven Wood Shades have usually a nice finished look regardless of the materials used for the "shade" part. Some customers, though, still prefer an even cleaner and decorative finish around the edges on their shades. In this example, notice a wide cloth edging sewn on around the shade.

Here is a close up for you …

Woven Wood Shades A Decorative Cloth Edging Is Sewn On - A Valance Detail	Woven Wood Shades  With A Length Of Wide Decorative  Edging

These woven wood shades also came as ordered … without a privacy liner. 
The next picture shows you (as much as it can) the partial view still maintained without the privacy liner.

Woven Wood Shades Without A Privacy Liner - A View To The Outside During Daytime

What's a "privacy liner"? 
It's an additional layer of material, often a white or off white fabric. The material is attached to the shade on the window side. The liner performs a light-filtering function for the shade.
Just like in this example …

A Woven Wood Shade (The bottom of the shade is lifted to expose the light-filtering cloth liner below it.)

Woven Wood Shades with or without privacy liners, and with stylish, decorative edging finish make an excellent home decor completion in a relaxed, country-like setting.

 

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