When
it comes to making changes to the design of the home there
are some things which can add value, some which don’t,
and some which can save you money. Generally decorating
and maintaining your home to a good standard can be beneficial
when it comes to valuing your home e.g. if you’re
planning to sell your home. Rooms which seem to be of particular
importance to people when they are thinking of buying a
property include the bathroom and the kitchen. Buying a
new, up to date bathroom suite in neutral colours and decorating
your bathroom can add value to your property. Getting a
new kitchen fitted and perhaps new appliances can also add
value to your property, as can adding a good conservatory.
Whilst
vertical blinds
won’t in themselves add value to the overall property,
when used as part of modern interior decoration they can
contribute to value addition. Aesthetically vertical
blinds can make rooms seem taller, bigger, and lighter,
and as such they could contribute to a positive perception
of your home to potential home buyers.
Whilst
they add value, new bathrooms and new kitchens cost a great
deal of money to buy in the first place. Vertical
blinds provide a relatively inexpensive and fast way
to enhance the look of your home. These good looks however
hide the potential money saving benefits of the blinds.
Vertical
blinds consist of a head rail from which are hung vertical,
weighted slats of fabric. With other window coverings, damage
and ingrained dirt or stains can mean replacing the whole
thing e.g. new curtains or a new roller blind. Vertical
blind slats however can be individually detached and
washed or replaced. The washable fabrics of the individual
slats means that the overall clean look of your blinds
can last much longer, thus saving you the potential cost
of replacing the whole window covering. Individual slats
can also be purchased at very low prices to replace any
damaged ones. Once again this is a money saving feature
of vertical blinds.