1. Vertical Blinds

Vertical blinds are a top choice for modern office spaces. The slats are arranged vertically and can rotate 180 degrees, allowing for easy light adjustment. Their advantages include a neat appearance, ease of light control, and suitability for large glass windows. Vertical blinds also allow for individual slat replacement when needed, helping businesses save on maintenance costs.

• Common material: Polyester fabric with a plastic coating
• Application: Glass doors and tall office windows

2. Fabric Curtains

Fabric curtains are among the most traditional and popular types of window coverings today. With a wide range of designs, fabric curtains not only block light and ensure privacy but also serve as a soft, elegant decorative highlight for the workspace. They are easy to match with various interior styles, bringing a warm and cozy feel to the office environment. Additionally, they can be easily updated to follow new design trends.

• Common materials: Cotton, polyester, silk, velvet, linen, etc.
• Application: Reception areas, meeting rooms.

3. Roller Blinds

Roller blinds operate by being pulled up and down vertically. When not in use, they roll up neatly, saving space and keeping the window area tidy. With a simple and modern design, they are ideal for minimalist-style offices. Their advantages include space-saving, easy operation using a pull cord or automatic control system, effective sun protection, and ease of cleaning, as they collect less dust compared to traditional curtains.

• Common materials: Plastic-coated fabric, sun-blocking mesh fabric.
• Application: Office windows, small meeting rooms, reception counters.

4. Aluminum Venetian Blinds.

This type of blind is made up of thin aluminum slats stacked horizontally. Users can tilt the slats to adjust the light, similar to vertical blinds, or pull them up neatly when not in use. Key advantages include high durability and resistance to warping. The aluminum slats can rotate 180 degrees for light control, and the material effectively reflects sunlight, helping to reduce indoor temperatures. They are also easy to clean and resistant to moisture and mold.

•  Material: Powder-coated aluminum.
• Small Office, Individual workspace.

5. Wooden Venetian Blinds

This type of blind is made entirely from natural wood. The wood is treated with anti-mold and anti-warping technology. The wooden slats are arranged horizontally and connected by ladder cords, allowing them to rotate 180 degrees. Advantages: Made from natural wood, these blinds are eco-friendly and safe for users. Wooden blinds add a touch of elegance to the space, blending both classic and modern styles.

• Material: Russian Oak, Red Scented Wood, Snow Pine, Cedarwood, Poplar
• Personal Office space

6. Roman Blinds

Roman blinds bring a touch of elegance and softness to the workspace. They are designed with large, soft folds that stack neatly when raised, creating a tidy and graceful look. Roman blinds suit a variety of interior styles, from classic to modern. Advantages: Highly aesthetic, Roman blinds offer a light, sophisticated feel. They can be easily raised in steps to control natural light. Their compact design makes them easy to install, remove, and clean or replace.

• Material: Thick fabric, canvas, linen
• Application: Executive offices, boutique-style workspaces

7. Motorized Blinds

With advancing technology, motorized blinds are becoming increasingly popular in modern offices. These blinds are equipped with an electric motor and operated via remote control. They are gradually becoming a trend in contemporary workspaces.Advantages: Can be controlled remotely and integrated with smart home systems. The motor operates smoothly and silently.

• Various materials: Depending on usage needs. Can be applied to different types of blinds such as fabric blinds, Roman blinds, wooden blinds, etc.
• Application: High-end offices, large meeting rooms.

8. Honeycomb Blinds

Honeycomb blinds are a type of movable blind designed with a honeycomb structure made of multiple layers of fabric folded into hexagonal cells. This unique design not only enhances aesthetic appeal but also offers outstanding functional benefits. Advantages: The hollow cells trap air, improving insulation and soundproofing. They help retain warmth in winter and keep interiors cool in summer. The blinds can be easily raised or lowered, allowing convenient control of light and privacy. Made from recycled materials, honeycomb blinds are also environmentally friendly.

• Material: Non-woven fabric.
• Application: Meeting rooms, pantry areas.

9. Zebra Blinds

This is a modern type of blind consisting of two alternating fabric layers: one made of light-filtering mesh and the other of blackout material. The layers are arranged in horizontal stripes, allowing users to easily adjust the amount of light entering the room. Advantages: The blind rolls up neatly and fits closely to the window, making it easy to clean—just wipe with a damp cloth. The dual-layer design allows for flexible light control. Made from high-quality fabric and paired with a rolling system, it is durable and resistant to damage.

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• Application: Individual workspaces, meeting rooms.