Content sponsored by Bloomin’ Blinds of Birmingham. When it comes to choosing window treatments, the debate between natural ...

They are also more of a DIY option compared to the harder-to-manage wood blinds. If you're unsure if these blinds are best for your home, take a closer look at the pros of faux wood shutters. Read ...

We're sharing helpful tips that can be applied to both horizontal or vertical blinds, whether they're plastic blinds, faux-wood blinds ... cold water, 2-3 cups of liquid bleach, cleaning gloves ...

Pro tip: Although hardier than real wood blinds, faux-wood blinds can also be scratched and warped by too much water, so never scrub or soak these blinds. Aluminum blinds can bend easily as well ...

Window treatments, specifically window blinds, let you adjust how much light enters your home. Whether you need tons of bright light to accompany your morning yoga or no light at all to set the ...

It costs between $2. ... and blind nail the boards using a nail set. Be sure to trim the last board so that a 3/8” gap exists between it and the wall. This allows for expansion of the wood ...

At 77 years old, this blind artisan from Gurabo continues to ... “Woodturning is what I enjoy the most. I was given a wood lathe, so I started practicing by myself until I perfected my craft.

It's the only program like it in the southern hemisphere — where people who are blind or have low-vision ... of the machinery and the feel of the wood.

Susie Kurkowski from the Roomology interior design blog argues that with faux wood tiles ... extensive range of wood-look tiles to suit all budgets, from value ranges at $2-$3 per square foot ...