Day & Night Blinds

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One blind, two moods

Day & night blinds run alternating sheer and solid horizontal bands on a continuous loop. Align the bands and light filters through the sheer sections while the solid ones soften the direct view in — the classic setting for a street-facing living room or study during the day. Offset them fully and the bands overlap into near-solid coverage, the setting most people switch to once the lamps are on and the room is more visible from outside than in.

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Built for close streets

Kenilworth Upper's stands sit closer together than the estate suburbs further out, and a bay-window living room or a street-facing study is often only a few metres from the pavement or a neighbour's upstairs window. A day & night blind lets you keep that room bright and the view out intact while controlling exactly how much the street sees back in — without resorting to full blockout during daylight hours.

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Where it isn't the answer

Even fully offset, light still seeps at the band edges, so this is not a true blockout product — a nursery or a nap-time bedroom wants a blockout roller or a cellular honeycomb blind instead. The sheer bands are also delicate against pets and small hands at reach height, and moisture-sensitive fabrics belong away from steamy bathrooms, where an aluminium venetian does better.

• Standard roller hardware — chain, spring or motorised, cassette optional
• Fabric range from light-filtering through to semi-blockout bands
• The classic pick for street-facing living rooms, studies and dining bays