Venetian Blinds for
Precise Light Control
Thoughtfully fitted, with the warmth of real timber and an honest hand.
Shape the Light, Your Way
Venetian blinds give you something few window furnishings can — the ability to shape the light without shutting it out completely.
Tilt the slats to soften afternoon glare, angle them for privacy, or close them when you want the room to feel more settled. Our range of Venetian Blinds in Singapore is available in Wood and Faux-Wood (PVC), each with its own strengths depending on where it is used in your home.
Two Materials, Different Strengths
As a simple rule, Wood works well in drier interior spaces, while Faux-Wood PVC is the more practical option for rooms with greater moisture or humidity. Both give you the same tilt-and-adjust light control — the difference is mainly how each material suits the conditions of the room.
Wood Venetian Blinds
Genuine timber with natural grain and variation, bringing warmth and character into living rooms, bedrooms and other drier spaces.
Faux-Wood (PVC) Venetian Blinds
A wood-look finish on PVC slats, suited to spaces where moisture and humidity are a bigger consideration.
Wood or Faux-Wood? Start with the Room
Wood
Natural timber with genuine grain and warmth.
Faux-Wood (PVC)
A wood-look finish with the practicality of PVC.
Venetian Blinds Across Singapore Homes
Looking for Venetian Blinds Singapore homeowners can use across different rooms? Our gallery shows Wood and Faux-Wood installations across HDB, condo and landed homes. Explore how our Wood and Faux-Wood Venetian Blinds have been fitted across Singapore homes, with each blind measured to suit the individual window and space.
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A Little More Control Over Every Day
Precise Light Control
Tilt the slats to adjust light and privacy without raising or lowering the blind.
Wood or PVC (Faux-Wood)
Real timber warmth, or a moisture-tolerant alternative for humid rooms.
Chosen for the Room
Wood suits drier rooms; Faux-Wood PVC suits humid spaces.
Questions About Venetian Blinds?
Venetian Blinds use horizontal slats that can be tilted to control daylight and privacy. Unlike a Roller Blind that moves as one sheet of fabric, Venetian slats can be angled while the blind remains lowered.
Wood Venetian Blinds use genuine timber, so each slat carries natural grain and variation. Faux-Wood Venetian Blinds use PVC slats with a wood-look finish, offering a similar visual style with better tolerance for moisture and humidity.
For Cornerstone’s range, yes. Our Faux-Wood Venetian Blinds are made with PVC slats finished to give a wood-inspired appearance.
Start with the room. Wood is a natural choice for drier living rooms, bedrooms and studies where its grain and warmth can be appreciated. Faux-Wood PVC is generally more suitable where moisture and humidity are greater, such as kitchens and bathrooms.
Yes, but material choice matters. For rooms where moisture and humidity are more common, Faux-Wood PVC is generally the more practical option. For drier interior spaces, Wood Venetian Blinds offer the natural finish of genuine timber.
Yes. Venetian Blinds can be made to measure for HDB windows and are especially useful where you want adjustable daylight and privacy without the fuller look of curtains.
No. Closing the slats can significantly reduce incoming light, but Venetian Blinds are not designed to provide the same level of room darkening as dedicated Blackout Roller Blinds or Blackout Curtains.
Yes. Our Venetian Blinds are measured to suit the individual window rather than relying on standard off-the-shelf sizing.
Yes. This is one of their main advantages. The slats can be tilted to limit direct views into the room while still allowing daylight through.
Yes. Wood and Faux-Wood Venetian Blinds can be fitted for condo and landed home windows, with the material chosen according to the room conditions and the look you prefer.
Not Sure What to Choose? We'll Help.
You don’t need to decide from a screen alone. Send us a photo of your window and we’ll come back with honest suggestions and a quote.