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Better View Blinds

Better View Blinds

For many people, the perfect place involves at least one room with a view. Being able to look down on the bustling city below, or out at the expansive countryside is great and all, but sooner or later you’re going to want to dim the natural light pouring in from that big ball of fire in the sky. You could go with traditional blinds or curtains because they work, but they don’t do much more than that. If you want something that does its job and looks good in the process, you want these Better View perforated black out blinds from designer Elina Aalto. Instead of just blacking out all possible light, the blinds display views from Paris, Tokyo, Helsinki, Stockholm or Berlin by using perforations to change the light from outside into a lit up cityscape.