Wood faux blinds come in a beautiful array of colors. Just as there are innumerable types of trees, there are a plethora of colors for your blinds. They add a classic touch to any room, livening up your office or bedroom. These window coverings are realistic, and can easily be mistaken for regular wood at first glance. Their rich appearance makes them the perfect aesthetic choice.

Nothing says classic like a set of wood blinds, faux or otherwise. They go back centuries, and are a traditional furnishing in many classic estates. In fact, Thomas Jefferson frequently referenced his wooden Venetian blinds in his writings, since they were a crucial feature of Monticello, his beautiful Virginia estate. While not every home can be Monticello, every home can have window furnishings just as beautiful and traditional.

These window coverings are easy to clean. Many blinds are tricky to wipe down, particularly ones made out of cloth. But faux wood is easy to clean — simply wiping a dust cloth along the edges will generally do the trick. And faux wood window blinds are often even easier than real wood to clean, thanks to their special materials.

Another advantage of wood faux blinds is the value and price. Wood faux blinds are often cheaper than their regular wooden counterparts, thanks to their manufacturing process, material, and other variables. While this is not always the case, faux wood blinds often come out to be cheaper and a better value in the long run.