Faux Wood Blinds

Moisture-Resistant Window Treatments That Boost Privacy in Every Room

Traditional blinds usually have route holes placed right in the center of each slat, which can let in extra light and reduce privacy. Modern designs fix this by moving the holes toward the back, cutting down on light leaks and giving you better coverage—perfect for big windows, French doors, or any space where you want more control over brightness.

Faux wood blinds are also a smart pick for places like kitchens and bathrooms. Unlike real wood, they handle humidity really well, so they won’t warp or lose their look over time.

They’re just as great in bedrooms and living rooms too, offering a stylish and durable option that holds up to everyday use while staying easy to clean and maintain.

Faux Wood Vs. Real Wood

Real wood blinds bring warmth and natural charm to any room, with unique grain patterns that make each slat one-of-a-kind. The downside? They can warp in humid spaces. Faux wood blinds, crafted from durable composites or PVC, are a moisture-resistant alternative—perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, and other damp areas.

Cost is another consideration. Real wood blinds tend to be pricier, while faux wood offers the same classic look at a more budget-friendly rate. Both styles come in a variety of slat sizes and can be mounted inside or outside the window frame, making them flexible and stylish options for any space.