To quote Jeff Davidson, Colliers International residential project marketing director: “It’s been a long-time coming, but apartment living is certainly here to stay. An apartment is just as much a home as a house.”
This certainly applies to New Zealand where we are experiencing high demand for housing and the resulting surge in apartment and townhouse building. But along with these new style homes comes a different view of interior design and how the windows are dressed. Most apartments tend to be more modern in their decor and therefore favour more minimalist window dressings. Also living in an apartment, or townhouse with smaller rooms, can present a challenge: how to make your limited space seem larger. That is exactly where window blinds come in.
In this Auckland city apartment below they were faced with the challenge of large windows, but little surround area. Therefore blinds fitted inside the window reveal area were the natural choice. Featured in this apartment are ‘pure white’ sunscreen blinds combined with black componentry to compliment the black joinery. A very unobtrusive look that rolls nicely away at the top of the window.
Proudly located in the business capital of NZ - Auckland, we provide blinds nationwide in New Zealand, servicing residential & commercial customers.
We ship our window blinds throughout New Zealand from our Auckland manufacturing facility.
All our blinds are easy to install and come with instructions, however, if you need further information regarding measuring or fitting, view our ‘how to’ page or contact us for help.
From versatile dual roller blinds to our affordable vertical blind options, we're happy to send colour samples for all of our blinds anywhere in the country for FREE.
If you find a better price for the same product, we will beat it. You will receive quality custom blinds made specifically for your home at the lowest price.
Proudly kiwi owned and operated blind manufacturer and retailer with a facility in Auckland serving both the domestic and commercial market across New Zealand.