Review of Springblinds Window Treatments for Our Modern Farmhouse Home
The hubs and I have ramped up our home improvement projects again over the past 6 months which has been really exciting! It started with completely re-doing our master bedroom (again, because I hated it!), and I can’t wait to share the finished product with you!
One semi-easy upgrade that’s made a huge statement has been framing in our windows. We first did this in our kitchen remodel by adding a window sill and a simple trim frame around the outer edge, then painting it all white. It’s amazing how it “upgraded” the windows compared to just drywall!
We didn’t install any window coverings in our kitchen, but we knew that we needed coverings for the two big windows in our new farmhouse-inspired master bedroom. Additionally, I really didn’t want to put the icky-looking mini-blinds back up.
So, the search began to find the perfect window coverings for our master bedroom! My husband and I are fact-finders, meaning that we do A LOT of research before making a decision on a purchase.
Seriously, we spent a solid week picking out the right socks for our 2-year-old. LOL.
We had a long list of requirements when it came to picking out the right window coverings. We kept finding products that matched a few of our criteria, but not ALL of them. And that simply wouldn’t do!
We finally decided on the Blackout Fabric EZ Rise Roller Shades from Springblinds!
Note: I was not paid, nor given any free product or discount for these window treatments; however, Springblinds offered a 20% off coupon for my next order for an honest review.
Here are the reasons we chose these window treatments for our modern farmhouse bedroom and ALL the boxes they checked…
- Roller Shades
- Inside-Mount
- Tweed Fabric
- Cordless
- Blackout
- Heat-Blocking
- Valence Included
- Easy Installation
- Affordable
We’re only a LITTLE picky. Haha! Let me explain our choices…
Roller Shades for Farmhouse Windows
First, we had to decide what type of window coverings we wanted for our bedroom windows.
While I’ve always loved the look of plantation shutters, they’re usually pretty expensive.
Mini blinds were out of the question because they didn’t block out enough light. Plus, they collect dust easily – something we deal with A LOT in Arizona.
I also didn’t like the idea of cellular shades (accordion style) because they collect dust, too.
Last but not least, because I didn’t want to cover up any part of the beautiful window frames my husband put up, curtains/drapes were out… so inside-mount roller shades were the best answer!