Various libraries throughout the Glasgow area are benefiting from the exquisite style of local blinds Glasgow supplier Casa Blinds. In recent years, many communities and local councils have channelled energies (and funds) into revamping libraries interior décor and layout. The reasoning behind this is to encourage young people to visit and to spend time making use of the facilities. Traditional libraries are dark, grand and can be at times a bit ominous. Towards the end of the twentieth century, a lot of libraries and other community spaces underwent “modern” restyling. Anyone visiting community spaces today will recognise this style in the discoloured plastic and fluorescent lighting. Therefore, it is time again for a refresh.
Casa Blinds
Casa Blinds is an independent company based in Glasgow, supplying beautiful blinds for both domestic and commercial customers. Being independently owned offers several benefits to customers such as the option of window coverings that are brand new to the market. In other words, oftentimes Casa Blinds will stock fresh innovations and designs that no franchise or agency can get their hands on. So if you are looking for something unique and hot off the design board then Casa Blinds is the prime shade shop for you. Another delightful benefit is of choosing this Glasgow retailer, is that all the blinds, shades and shutters are custom made and fully guaranteed. What does that mean exactly? As a blinds Glasgow customer you will have quality window blinds, at affordable prices, with the choice of hundreds of fabrics, plus free measuring and installation. Also, if any (unlikely) problems (even the tiniest thing) occur within the guarantee period you are completely covered!
Why Casa Blinds are the Best for the Job
As this independent retailer pulls out all the stops for customers, domestic and commercial alike, it is an easy choice for libraries when deciding on where to buy their blinds. As every Scot will tell you, a lot of the libraries in Glasgow are situated within historic buildings, such as the stunning sandstone structure that holds the Women’s Library in Bridgeton. The windows are tall with arches at the top, streaming in vast light onto the library floor. Despite the tranquil effect this natural light has upon the space, it can also be distracting and rather blinding for those trying to read or to concentrate on screens. Therefore, it is essential to have proper blinds Glasgow or shades that can be easily adjusted by staff. With windows that large and so oddly shaped it can be difficult, and expensive to get the right fit. Many libraries struggle with this process. Step in Casa Blinds. Thanks to the unlimited fabrics, colours, designs and styles, available, libraries can select a shade that is suitable. Plus the custom made-to-measure element allows every window, no matter how grandiose, to be covered.
Jonathan Reeves is a heritage consultant and writer with a passion for museum curation and archival preservation. He explores best practices in digitization, conservation, and public engagement in cultural institutions.