Wooden Kitchen Blinds
Faux Wood Blinds Built for Kitchens
Our wooden kitchen blinds are made to measure in the UK from UPVC faux wood, with 50mm slats that look like painted or stained wood and cope with the steam, splashes and humidity of a working kitchen. Tilt the slats to let light in over the worktop or close them for privacy.
Free samples let you check the colour against your units and worktops. Every blind has a 4 year guarantee. For more choice, browse our faux wood venetian blinds.
Choosing Kitchen Blinds in Wood Tones
Pick white or cream to keep a small kitchen bright, grey for a modern look, or a light or mid brown for a natural wood feel. Our faux wood blinds with tapes have a more finished look, and the tape colour can match or contrast with your units, while our faux wood blinds without tapes are simpler and a little cheaper. Real wood is best kept away from the hob and sink, but in a dry, well-ventilated kitchen see our real wood blinds. Light wood kitchen blinds and medium wood kitchen blinds are faux wood here, which is why they cope with a kitchen.
Kitchen Wooden Blind FAQs
Are wooden blinds suitable for kitchens?
Faux wood blinds are, because UPVC is moisture resistant and copes with steam and splashes. Real wood can absorb moisture and should be kept away from the hob, the sink and any damp wall, which is why every blind in our wooden kitchen blinds collection is faux wood. In a dry, well-ventilated kitchen, real wood can work.
Can I get real wooden blinds for a kitchen?
This collection is faux wood only, because kitchens bring moisture that real wood does not like. If your kitchen is dry and well ventilated you can still choose real wood, but for a room with a hob or a sink under the window, faux wood is the safer choice.
What colours of wooden kitchen blinds are available?
Our wooden kitchen blinds come in white, cream, grey, and light and mid brown, with matching or contrasting tapes on some designs. There are no dark wood tones in this collection. For black or dark brown, see our dark wooden blinds, which are mostly real wood and best suited to a drier kitchen.
How do I clean wooden kitchen blinds?
Dust the slats with a soft cloth or a feather duster, then wipe marks away with a damp cloth or a baby wipe and dry them. Because the slats are UPVC, they can take a damp wipe without harm. Kitchen splashes are easiest to remove while they are fresh.
Should I choose kitchen blinds with or without tapes?
Tapes cover the cord holes and give a more finished look, and the tape colour can match your units. Blinds without tapes are simpler and a little cheaper. Both are UPVC and moisture resistant, so the choice is about looks and budget.