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Zebra Blinds in Don Mills

Zebra blinds in Don Mills land in two housing types that have almost nothing in common. The original neighbourhood was built through the fifties as Canada's first planned suburb, so the bungalows and split-levels have long horizontal windows set low in the wall. The towers going up around the Shops at Don Mills are new, with balcony doors and glass to the ceiling. Our measure changes with the building. On the mid-century openings we check the sill depth, which is often too shallow for a standard inside mount. In the new units we check what sits behind the drywall above the glass before anything gets ordered. A mid-century bungalow near the Shops at Don Mills kept its original wide window openings, and the owner wanted light control that respected the lines. Zebra blinds in flat white read almost architectural at that scale. Between Shops at Don Mills and Don Valley Parkway, the housing stock and the orders we take both concentrate. Many of our Don Mills clients ask which zebra blinds configuration suits the local housing stock. Here is what we tell them. For high-rise living, the appeal is mostly about scale. Zebra blinds operate cleanly on the wide window walls these buildings are built around, and the slim head rail doesn't fight modern interior finishes. On older homes with original trim and casings, zebra blinds usually go into the parts of the house that have been renovated rather than the principal rooms. Kitchen additions and basement walk-outs are typical.