Need blinds made of either fronted/tinted glass or heavy latex/perspex

10 years ago

I'm trying to turn an old FLA sunroom with windows on 3 sides into a dressing room. Can't figure out something that I could just pull up for privacy when needed (it's on 2nd floor and the views are amazing; I'd just prefer blinds or maybe some sort of horizontal storm shutter thing so that I get to keep my view and those walking buy are not be subjected to more amazement on than their daily stroll was used to. Desperate for ideas!

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HERE Design and Architecture
10 years ago
Lots of folks make bottom-up shades these days. You might also consider blinds. I have bought from the Shade Store online with good results, but I know there are lots of other manufacturers large and small, and probably some in your area who are on houzz too. One word of advice - this seems to me to be one of those fields where you really do get what you pay for. I have gone the Ikea route and would not go there again.
annmarie2
10 years ago
Smith and Noble is also a great resource for bottom up shades. We've used them in several homes and have been very happy with quality and service.
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ronin consulting
8 years ago
Have you considered smart glass? They even have dimmer controls on them now. You can turn them to opaque at night, Translucent while dressing. And clear so plants can thrive or if you are just reading a book.