Wooden venetian blinds
Wooden venetian blinds use broad timber or wood-look (faux wood) slats that tilt to control light and privacy. They bring warmth and texture to living rooms, bedrooms and studies. Real timber suits dry rooms; faux wood is the better choice anywhere near steam or moisture.
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Key facts
| Best for | Living room, Bedroom |
|---|---|
| Light | Precise tilt control; wide slats give a bold striped light. |
| Privacy | Good when tilted closed or angled upward. |
| Care | Dust with a soft cloth or duster. Keep real timber dry. |
What you get with wooden venetian blinds
- Real timber or moisture-resistant faux wood
- Wide slats for a substantial, architectural look
- Tapes or cords to suit the style of the room
- Pairs well with wooden floors and furniture
Worth knowing before you choose
- Real wood can warp in bathrooms and steamy kitchens. Choose faux wood there.
- They're heavier than aluminium, so very wide windows are often split into two blinds.
- They stack taller at the top when fully raised, covering a little more of the glass.
Questions about wooden venetian blinds
Wood or faux wood: which should I choose?
Choose real wood for dry living areas and bedrooms where you want natural grain. Choose faux wood for bathrooms, kitchens and any window that gets condensation.
Can you clean wooden blinds with water?
Only lightly. Use a barely damp cloth and dry the slats straight away. Soaking real wood causes warping and lifts the finish.
