Toronto is surrounded by lots of promising and bustling cities; just west of it is Mississauga, home to some of the fastest-growing commercial, retail, and industrial businesses, as well as a thriving population. Consistently named one of the best cities to live in the province, Mississauga has distinguished itself not just as an alternative to young families that want to get out of Toronto, but as a city with its own heritage, attractions, and bustling industries.
Just like anyone living in the GTA, Mississauga residents are no strangers to the demands of city living, busy neighbourhoods, and seasonal extremes. Now more than ever, homeowners in the city need lifestyle upgrades to keep up with the demands of their schedule and allow rest and relaxation where it matters most — at home. It’s time to fit your living space with durable furniture, stylish accents, and energy-efficient, light filtering window treatments.
Soft window treatments like curtains and drapes are an interior design classic. Loved for their colours, patterns, and textures, they’re a little less loved for the constant upkeep required to switch between the cool, sheer variety in the summer, and thick, insulating ones in the winter. Plus, think about the dust and grime they accumulate when they’re left up for even just a month or an entire season at a time. Not to mention the upkeep of having to clean them constantly.
Hard options like blinds, shutters, and shades offer stylish and durable function year-round, without requiring constant maintenance and upkeep. Crafted using leading materials like genuine wood, vinyl, PVC composites, and insulating fabric, these window treatments are built to last. Raise, lower, or rotate the slats and louvers to switch between natural light and privacy, and earn energy savings thanks to their insulating construction.
gone are the tangled cords and unevenly opening slats of the old plastic and metal variety. Our cordless blinds come with slats that can be opened and closed, and entire panes that can be raised and lowered all at a touch of a button.
get the best of soft, luxurious curtains and drapes reinforced with motorized controls for raising and lowering. Window shades are crafted with textured and insulating fabric and come with light filtering and blackout options for optimal light control and insulation.
opt for these semi-permanent installations for long-lasting function, and enjoy increased light control and privacy through precisely rotating louvers, as well as comfortable warmth thanks to their insulating construction.
Our designers are always working to develop lifestyle solutions for the modern homeowner in Mississauga. We craft window treatments with the goal of increased convenience and seamless function. With smart home solutions being the new, best way to live, we also work to bring your window treatments to the future;
Yes, regular maintenance is necessary to keep your window coverings in good shape. Regularly using a soft cloth or hoover attachment to dust the blinds can help prevent the accumulation of dust and allergens. Use a sponge or cloth to gently clean the blinds with a mild detergent and water mixture for a deeper clean. Avoid using corrosive cleaners or harsh chemicals that might harm the blinds. Additionally, adhere to any particular maintenance guidelines the manufacturer of the blind has provided.
Window blinds can be customized to fit windows with unusual shapes or sizes. Some blinds manufacturers offer custom-made blinds that can be tailored to fit unique window configurations such as circular, triangular, or arched windows. It's best to consult with a professional or contact the blind manufacturer to discuss your specific requirements and available options.
Yes, safety is an important consideration when installing window blinds, especially if you have children or pets at home. To prevent accidents, it's recommended to install cordless blinds or use cord cleats or cord tensioners to keep cords out of reach of children and pets. Additionally, make sure the blinds are properly secured and do not pose a strangulation hazard. Follow the installation instructions provided by the manufacturer to ensure proper safety measures are in place
