Total Blinds Introduces New Range Of Custom-Made Blinds, Curtains, Shutters, and Awnings To Enhance Living Spaces

Oct 30, 2023

Melbourne-based provider of blinds and curtains, Total Blinds has announced the introduction of a new range of custom-made window furnishings designed to meet the specific needs of the customer. This range includes blinds, curtains, shutters, and awnings, all tailor-made.

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - October 30, 2023 —

Established provider of a wide range of blinds and curtains, Total Blinds now offers a comprehensive range of window furnishings tailored to fit the unique needs of every customer. With a commitment to quality and style, the brand provides custom-made blinds, curtains, shutters, and awnings, ensuring that every space is enhanced to its fullest potential. With expert consultants on board, Total Blinds ensures that every customer gets the best advice and solutions for their window furnishing needs.


Knowing that window treatments are never a one-size-fits-all solution, Total Blinds offers an extensive range of products that can be customized to the needs of the customer. For instance, among their blinds, they have roller blinds, Roman blinds, and honeycell blinds. Amongst even one of these options, their roller blinds, they have a choice of over 100 fabrics from their collection, as well as an extensive choice of coordinating finishes that can allow customers to customise their selection however they want.


This extent of customisation applies to some degree to all of their tailor-made products. Customers can ensure that not only will their custom-made window treatments fit the space that they need them to fit, but that they can come in a range of designs, colours, materials, and types of motorisation to suit the wants of the buyer. For those looking for a modern touch of convenience, buyers can also integrate their treatments with smart technology, such as smart motors that can be controlled via remote or integrated into a smart hub.


Customers can visit the Total Blinds website to find out more and can begin the process of finding the right window treatments to meet their needs with the help of an experienced consultant. All they have to do is call or fill out a contact form on the website to set up a consultation. From there, customers can get a no-obligation quote, including installation costs and, should they want, arrange a time for the installation. The entire process from there is taken care of completely by the team from Total Blinds. 


Founded in 1993, Total Blinds began with the aim of providing an unrivalled commitment to quality and customer service. From there, they have 40 years of experience in catering to the needs of an evolving market, but still with the aim of ensuring that every single window in every home gets the focus and attention it truly deserves. 



For more information about Total Blinds use the contact details below:

Contact Info:
Name: Jerry K
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Organization: Total Blinds
Phone: 1300 139 571
Website: https://totalblinds.com.au

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