The Amazon Look
For some, decorating with woven wood window treatments means a look that is akin to travels through Amazonian jungle, bringing about huts, and other elements that make travel interesting. Woven woods can appear to be like grasses put in place, but there’s a bit more sophistication to the way that they are formed. Whether you’re trying to go with the “tiki” look for a room, or you want to emulate what certain resorts across the world, these wooden options can take you to a different world when open or closed.
Different Textures Provide Rustic Appeal
If you’re not trying to create travel elements, then you’ll want to look into the hand woven versatility of filtered reeds and grasses that mix well with dark woods. When you have these in place, you can create outstanding creativity. Creating a warm look is easy, but when you want that rustic appeal, you’ll find that woven wood creates a mix of shade and light that is not often seen with traditional blinds and shades.
Art Blends To Allow Light To Shine Through
Perhaps the most interesting of options is the latest woven woods that provide just enough light to come through. By mixing woven textures, you’re going to find that you can allow just enough sunlight to break through windows, and provide shade from UV rays, all the way blending your interior design flow. These can be set pieces that look incredible, regardless of what interior design flow you decide on.
At the end of the day, you’re going to find that woven wood window treatments are a unique take on what you can do with your windows. You don’t have to go with traditional blinds, you can go with this option that allows for a specific amount of light to shine through. If you want to have visual design appeal, and something natural at the same time, woven woods provide texture, eye appeal, and of course, shade when you need it.
