Venetian blinds in natural wood and bamboo with 25, 50 and 65 mm slats. A warm, living texture and a refined look — ideal for the living room, bedroom and study, where comfort and character matter.
Wooden and bamboo venetian blinds bring warmth, comfort and natural texture into the home. Slats of real wood or lightweight bamboo diffuse the light gently and create a refined, homely atmosphere that plastic and aluminium cannot match.
A slat of 25 mm — the neat classic; 50 mm — the striking venetian width for living rooms and studies; 65 mm — large slats for panoramic windows and spacious rooms.
Every slat is treated and protectively impregnated, so the blinds resist fading and last for years. The catalogue holds dozens of natural wood and bamboo shades, plus a wide choice of fabrics for combined solutions.
Real wood and bamboo — a warm, living texture.
From neat narrow slats to striking wide ones.
A refined look — ideal for the living room and bedroom.
Fade-resistant and easy to care for. Professional surveying.
The size limits are given per the manufacturer's data sheets. A wooden blind larger than 6 m² is heavy, so we recommend a crank handle or a motor for it.
The lightest wooden slat — a neat classic for bedrooms and studies, and it fits on a single casement too.
The mid-width slat: the grain of the wood already reads clearly, yet the blind stays light and suits ordinary windows.
The wide venetian slat for living rooms and panoramic windows. The only system in this section available in moisture-resistant Faux Wood — for the kitchen and bathroom.
The same refined 50 mm slat on reinforced hardware — strength in reserve for heavy solid-wood blinds.
The widest slat in this section. Bamboo is light, so even 65 mm slats lift effortlessly on a large window.
A wide bamboo slat on reinforced hardware — for tall openings and daily use without any play.
The slats lift and tilt in a single movement — choose the control that suits your window.
Choose the system and the slat colour by its catalogue code — you will see the price straight away. You can add as many windows as you need.
| Material | Natural wood / bamboo |
| Slat width | 25 / 50 / 65 mm |
| Controls | Chain, wand, crank handle, monomagic, electric drive (DC/AC) |
| Installation | On the sash, in the reveal, on the wall/ceiling |
| Max. width | up to 320 cm (50 mm) |
| Colours | Natural wood and bamboo shades (see the catalogue) |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Manufacturing time | 6–15 working days |
Colour catalogues and technical information
Colour catalogue — wood 25 mmPDF Colour catalogue — wood 35 mmPDF Colour catalogue — wood 50 mmPDF Colour catalogue — wood 65 mmPDF Tape and cord coloursPDF · ladder tapes and cords Types and controlsPDF · systems and optionsReal projects for our clients: wood and bamboo, decorative tapes and classic ladders, windows of every shape.
25 mm — for casements and smaller windows; 50 mm — the classic for rooms and panoramas, at its most impressive; 65 mm — a wide slat for large openings and high ceilings: fewer horizontal lines, more light and more view.
Natural wood looks and feels warm, makes no rattling noise, does not billow in a draught and lifts the whole interior. Bamboo is lighter than wood, which suits wide blinds. Aluminium only wins in damp rooms — and there we will honestly recommend it.
To 320 cm wide (50 mm slat). Wider openings are covered by several blinds on a shared headrail — the slat lines match up and it looks like a single blind.
Yes: fabric ladder tapes cover the holes in the slats and add a graphic accent (the tape and cord catalogue is on this page), while control can be by chain, wand, crank handle, monomagic or a DC/AC motor.
From 85 €/m² — the price depends on the timber, the slat width and the size. Send us your dimensions and we will quote the same day. Professional surveying throughout Latvia and the Baltics, we also work across Europe. Production takes 6–15 working days, with a 2-year guarantee.
Leave us your dimensions — we will match the colour from the catalogue and book you in for a professional measuring visit in Riga.
