Pleated blinds
Pleated blinds are a popular choice as window decoration, and for good reason. They combine style, functionality and versatility, making them suitable for almost any room. Whether you are looking for a decorative solution or blackout curtains for the bedroom, pleated blinds offer countless possibilities.

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Differences between pleated blinds and other types of window decoration
Pleated blinds are distinguished from other types of window decoration by their unique folded design. Unlike blinds, for example, a pleated blind consists of uniform pleats that fold neatly when the curtain is opened. This creates an elegant, clean look that blends perfectly with both modern and classic interiors. In addition, pleated blinds offer an excellent combination of light control and privacy. Whereas other window decorations often either completely darken or let a lot of light through, our pleated blinds can be supplied in a Day 'n Night variant, so that you experience optimal comfort during the day as well as at night.
Installation of pleated blinds without drilling
A frequently asked question is how pleated blinds can be installed without drilling. Especially with plastic or aluminium window frames, this is an important aspect as you don't want to damage these frames. At KeJe, we have pleated blinds that are easily installed without drilling. You attach the aluminium frame between the glazing bars of the window frame using magnetic and steel tape, without having to worry about damaging the window or frames. This also makes it easy to remove or move pleated blinds later, without leaving visible traces. Free-hanging pleated blinds are fixed in the traditional way with screws in or on your wooden frame.
Types of pleated blinds and their functionality
Pleated blinds are available in different types, each with their own functionality. For instance, there are pleated blinds with a decorative fabric, which let a lot of light through. For rooms where blackout is important, such as the bedroom, there are blackout pleated blinds. These curtains ensure that no light gets in, contributing to a better night's sleep.
With the Splendid Pliss, you can choose from different fabric types. From decorative to blackout. With our Day 'n Night pleated blind, we combine two separate pleated blinds in one frame. This pleated blind allows you to combine a transparent and a blackout fabric. This allows you to make the curtain translucent during the day and create complete privacy and blackout at night. The Supplente is a stylish combination of a pleated screen and window decoration in one. One part is fitted with pleated mesh and the other with a window decoration fabric of your choice.
Do you have wooden window frames with outward-swinging windows or a skylight? Then you can opt for a fixed window plissé. The frame of this pleated blind is fixed to the frame with screws. Finally, you can choose our free-hanging pleated blind. This pleated blind does not have an aluminium frame and can be freely hung in or on your wooden frame.
Maintenance of pleated blinds
Maintaining pleated blinds is easy and takes little time. Because the curtains are made of fabric, it is important to regularly keep them dust-free. This can easily be done with a feather duster or a soft brush on the hoover. For stubborn dirt, a damp cloth can help. At KeJe, we advise caution when using cleaning agents, as this can damage the fabric.
Styles and trends with pleated blinds
Pleated blinds are not only functional, they are also a real eye-catcher in your interior. In recent years, pleated blinds have increasingly become a trend, partly because of their minimalist and timeless look. They fit perfectly with modern, sleek interiors, but can also be a subtle and elegant addition in a classic or country interior. One of the most popular trends at the moment is pleated blinds in natural shades such as beige and light grey. These colours create a soothing and warm atmosphere in your home. In addition, pleated blinds offer plenty of opportunities to play with light and shade, contributing to an atmospheric space.