Let the sun shine in

UV protection is as important for your home as it is for your skin. A new range of window fashions from Luxaflex® allows light in but not the harmful rays

Lounge area with tan coloured chair and stool, bed frame, ceiling, couch, curtain, floor, flooring, furniture, hardwood, home, interior design, living room, room, shade, window, window blind, window covering, window treatment, wood, wood flooring, gray — Lounge area with tan coloured chair and stool, sunscreen blinds at windows, and polished timber floor.

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Decking area of house with external sunscreen, timber door, interior design, shade, window, window covering, window treatment, gray

Until now, the only way to effectively protect your home's fabrics and furnishings against sun damage has been to close your curtains or blinds completely, blocking out the sun along with any views you might enjoy. But now there's a new range of Luxaflex ® Window Fashions that filter out harmful UV rays and heat while still allowing you to enjoy light and views.

Marketing manager, Glenda Roberts, says Luxaflex Window Fashions are changing the way we look at sun protection in our homes.

"Sunscreen blinds in the Luxaflex range feature a new generation of screen fabrics that reduce the sun's heat, while providing a UV filter," says Roberts.