With
new home builders putting unprecedented energy into decorating
display homes, all home owners can, and are benefiting in terms of
home style and creativity, according to The Blind Factory.
Not
just a place for the first or new home buyer, display homes showcase
the latest and greatest products and decorating trends from all
around the world.
Home
builders regularly travel the globe to iconic style countries such as
Europe to bring home designer trends and ideas and then seek
associated suppliers to build and decorate a display home that
captures the attention of the local market.
Brett
Thomas Director of The Blind Factory said that plantation shutters
were the best example of display home inspiration catching on.
“From
the moment builders started using plantation shutters to separate
internal walls in display homes; we had an increased demand for them.
“Builders
were obviously looking to try and create more natural light within
homes and the concept of using an internal shutter to break up walls
works perfectly,” he said.
Brett
also added that using shutters in internal walls allowed for easy
supervision and control of noise levels.
“If
important calls need to be made, say in the home office, the internal
shutters can be closed and the noise from the family hub is
significantly reduced or eliminated.
“If
younger children are using the study area to research on the internet
or chat on social networking sites, many parents enjoy the fact
shutters can be left open for easy supervision,” he said.
Brett
added another popular display home trend that had transcended into
sales was the multi-layer look.
“Some
estates have display homes quite close to each other but you never
really get the feeling of too close.
“It’s
simply because the interior decorators have used products to their
advantage and in many cases have used multiple blinds to get the
desired look and feel,” he said.
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Brett
said that display homes had moved away from solely installing block
out roller blinds and were now leaning towards a combination of block
out and sunscreen or translucent blinds, encouraging natural light
while giving them the control to create privacy.
"With
shrinking house and land sizes, the window cover project tends to be
a smaller job overall and because it's not such a big project, new
home buyers are increasingly keen to fit quality blinds and are also
now considering options such as motorising blinds," he said.
The
Blind Factory are a leading supplier of made to measure and made to
last, quality roller, venetian and roman blinds, shutters and
awnings.
The
Blind Factory has the experience and products to suit every home and
offer an industry leading five year warranty and offer a free
consultation.
Please
visit www.theblindfactory.com.au
or call 1300 199 199.
