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Motorized Window Treatments

A lot of homes have manual window blinds. They have to manually adjust these window treatments for the lighting levels in a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, dining room or living room. Blinds were not really a big thing in the past. The color they came in was always white. Spring-action pulls with a lot of jerking back and forth of those cords are the main and only thing about them. They can get quote annoying. It was such a hassle to lift and lower them, and those cords were dangerous to little kids. The attached wand must be twisted to open or close the slats. But it’s all a thing of the past now! Motorized window treatments are a slowly becoming a trend that combines ease-of-use with modern design.

In keeping up with the contemporary home décor choices, those old-fashioned blinds have to say goodbye. Motorized operation of window blinds could only mean that you can open and close any blind plugged into this system even from afar while you’re sitting pretty in a chair, couch or bed. There are so many motorized window treatments that you can choose from. Some choose to operate from a wall switch, while there are others that come with a remote control that is somehow the same with the one for a TV or DVD player.

For those that come with a remote, the only thing you have to do is press a certain button to control the upwards and downwards movement of the blind. There’s also a button for the opening and shutting of the slats to different degrees. Imagine having this type of wireless convenience at your fingertips.

The options for motorized window treatments when it comes to design are massive. For the extra chic contemporary design look you can opt for fabric curtains and drapes altogether. It’s such a contemporary feel to be in a room and notice very stylish blinds or even shades and they can hold up all their own. You can find electronic shades that are flat or Roman style. Blinds usually come in neutral colors.

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Posted by Sarah Moore - March 19, 2014 at 4:41 pm

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