Opens
Bands align or offset; the whole blind also rolls up
Light
Moves between filtered daylight and privacy
Suits
Living rooms, bedrooms, home offices and kitchens
How it works
How vision blinds work
The fabric runs in a continuous loop around a roller, so there is a front layer and a back layer. Each layer has alternating sheer and solid bands.
As the blind moves, the two layers shift against each other. Sheer over sheer lets light and view through; solid over sheer closes the gaps for privacy. Roll it all the way up for a clear window.
Why choose vision blinds
- Two settings in one blind: filtered light or privacy
- As compact as a roller blind when raised
- A crisp, contemporary striped look
- Lines up cleanly across a row of windows
Where they work well
- Living rooms
- Bedrooms
- Home offices
- Kitchens and dining areas
Gallery
Product imagery to help you picture vision blinds in different rooms. Select an image to enlarge it.
How is a vision blind different from a roller blind?
A roller blind is a single layer: up or down. A vision blind has two layers of banded fabric, so even when lowered you can choose between filtered light and privacy by shifting the bands.
Do vision blinds give full privacy at night?
With the solid bands closed, visibility is greatly reduced. Fabric density matters, especially with lights on inside after dark, so tell us where privacy is most important and we’ll suggest suitable fabrics.
Vision blind or Venetian blind?
Both let you adjust light without raising the blind. Venetians tilt slats to angle light up or down; vision blinds slide fabric bands for a softer, textile finish.
