As an Interior Designer I am always on the lookout for new and unique products. So when I came across these blinds that Suntwist, a French company, is manufacturing I took notice. Leave it to the French to reinvent the wheel for the standard, quite boring horizontal blinds. I normally do not use this form of window covering, but the following are some examples that have really captured my interest.
Sandblasted Acrylic - these would be wonderful in a contemporary setting. I can imagine that the quality of light they let through would be quite amazing.
These leather blinds are quite amazing! Beautiful and a wonderful twist on the expected.
ReplyDeleteHi Katie
ReplyDeleteThat's exactly what I thought when I saw them. Glad you think so also.
Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteGod is in the details. I agree that the leather blinds are tres cool.
ReplyDeleteDear patricia, I'm sorry - I'm a bit behind the times here - but I just wanted to say I really like your new sleek look. Very classy :-)
ReplyDeleteHi BA
ReplyDeletetres cool and tres chic and thank God for being in the details
Hi Robyn
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Hi All Things
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I always thought blinds were boring but the leather and faux reptile really caught my eye. Nice funky twist on something conventional. I imagine the ambient lighting would be neat from the acrylic ones as Patricia pointed out. Thank you for sharing! I've seen your interiors in magazines and quite enjoy your blog and talent.
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Hi Alkemie
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment and your kind words. I'm glad that the blinds caught your eye as they did mine.
I'm in awe - What a great product line. Leather blinds - OMG. Thanks for sharing this wonderful product.
ReplyDeletecan't wait to use those acrylic blinds in a sleek, modern space!
ReplyDeletethanks for the tip!
Patricia: The acrylic blinds remind me so much of the Florida and South Texas Jalousie blinds of my youth. I think you could use those in some non-modern spaces, like a sunporch. I'd love the light and still have the privacy as ours faces the street. These would be great as well in a bath. Imagine stitching that leather over the blind! Very nice. I hadn't seen any of these.
ReplyDeletePatricia! Thanks so much for the addition of Decor Journal to your blogging friends list. I've already had several visits from some of your readers!
ReplyDeleteI can't get the idea of those blinds (if they are available in 2 inch blinds) in rich camel colored leather in my den/office. The stitching is great!
Thanks again. Love the blog as always.
The white leather blinds are completely sexy!
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