When it comes to window dressings, there is a long history involved. Indoor curtains are currently the most popular type of shading. You’ll rarely ever see anyone in Australia without any form of coverings in their home. With that in mind, there is an expansive range of indoor blinds in our store to choose from including Venetian, Verticaland so much more.
Today, we’re going to be taking a look at the incredible history and origin story behind these window furnishings right from the very beginning up to now.
The history of indoor blinds
In Ancient Egypt, reeds from the Nile River were made as a sun shield and fan, to keep them cool during the humid conditions. Ancient China enjoyed creating their shadings with bamboo and still at this very moment, it is a material people use to make indoor blinds today.
Indoor curtains made their way to Europe through the Persians. People in trading ships have showcased the style of Eastern art to Venice which is where Venetian shading was invented. By the 18th century, these window dressings travelled to Paris and London. With the rise of the industrial revolution, it became a popular shading choice across Europe. It is still one of the most common types of window coverings still used today.
During the 20th century, there has been a range of different developments with more and more different styles populating in the sphere. Roman and Vertical window dressing became popular among the European population showcasing a range of different possibilities you can have for your frames. As we’ve gone through time, there is now an array of different styles, colours, fabrics, and more to choose from. With this in mind, this has given you many choices to pick for your own indoor blinds from our branch.
Why buy indoor curtains?
There are a variety of different shades and styles to choose from to help you find the right window furnishing to match your own interior decor. We’ve got the perfect pair for every kind of homeowner.
At Tailormade, we are passionate about giving our homeowners striking window coverings to suit both their interior and exterior. If you are looking to buy our products or have any questions, feel free to get in touch with our team members today!