
//Parkland® & EverWood® Blinds
Wood Blinds for Marin County Homes
Hunter Douglas Parkland genuine basswood and EverWood humidity-resistant composite blinds - measured, designed, and installed across Marin County and Petaluma by Bay Blinds.
//Real Wood or Faux Wood
Should I choose real wood or faux wood blinds?
Choose Parkland real wood blinds for dry, climate-controlled rooms like living rooms, bedrooms, and offices. Choose EverWood alternative wood blinds for kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms where humidity and moisture are factors. Many Marin County homeowners mix both materials across the house for a cohesive look with room-appropriate durability.
Both collections offer the same 2-inch and 2.5-inch slat widths, rich stains, and solid paint finishes, so the design stays consistent even when the material changes room to room. Compare blinds to plantation shutters for a permanent installation, or explore other custom blind options including aluminum.

//Parkland
Parkland wood blinds: sustainable luxury
Parkland blinds are crafted from genuine basswood - a lightweight, fine-grained hardwood prized for its consistent texture and excellent paint and stain adhesion. Decorative cloth tapes add color and pattern while concealing the route holes, and coordinating cornice accents frame the headrail for an architectural detail that elevates the entire window.
Hunter Douglas’s partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation means every Parkland blind supports responsible forestry, with every tree harvested being replaced. For rooms with direct sun exposure, Parkland blinds also contribute to UV protection when slats are tilted closed, helping preserve furniture, flooring, and artwork.

//EverWood
EverWood faux wood: the Performance Plus guarantee
EverWood alternative wood blinds carry Hunter Douglas’s Performance Plus Protection guarantee - a commitment that they will not fade, discolor, warp, or bow under normal use. The engineered composite delivers a realistic wood-grain look while standing up to the humidity, steam, and temperature swings of bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms.
EverWood is available with custom cut-outs for window cranks and door handles, ensuring full functionality on casement windows and French doors. Like Parkland, it comes in 2-inch and 2.5-inch slat widths with a full palette of finishes. For homeowners exploring smart home automation, both EverWood and Parkland are compatible with PowerView motorization.

//Operation & In the Field
Operating systems, and a Petaluma restoration
Both collections are available with PowerView motorized operation, LiteRise cordless lift, and SimpleLift cord loop systems - controlled by app, voice, or continuous cord loop. All options meet the ANSI/WCMA A100.1-2022 child-safety standard, and cordless is recommended for homes with children.
In Petaluma (ZIP 94952), we installed Parkland basswood blinds in a walnut stain throughout a restored 1890s Victorian. Our team custom-measured 18 windows, including two bay window groupings with non-standard depths, finishing with 2.5-inch slats and ivory cloth tapes and LiteRise cordless operation across San Rafael and greater Marin County.

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//Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Parkland and EverWood blinds?
Parkland blinds are crafted from genuine basswood sourced from responsibly managed forests, delivering the natural grain, warmth, and lighter weight of real wood. EverWood blinds are engineered from a wood composite that replicates the look of real wood while resisting moisture, fading, and warping. The Performance Plus Protection guarantee on EverWood ensures they will not fade, discolor, warp, or bow under normal use. Choose Parkland for dry, climate-controlled rooms and EverWood for kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms.
Are Parkland wood blinds sustainably sourced?
Yes. Hunter Douglas partners with the Arbor Day Foundation as part of their commitment to responsible forestry. The basswood used in Parkland blinds comes from sustainably managed forests, ensuring that every tree harvested is replaced. This partnership allows homeowners to enjoy the beauty of real wood while supporting environmental stewardship. Bay Blinds can provide additional details on the sustainability certifications during your free in-home consultation.
Can EverWood blinds be used in bathrooms and kitchens?
Absolutely. EverWood blinds are specifically engineered for high-humidity environments. Unlike real wood, which can warp or crack when exposed to steam and moisture over time, EverWood composite resists humidity damage and is backed by the Performance Plus Protection guarantee. This makes them ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, and any window within six feet of a water source. They maintain their shape and color year after year, even in the steamiest Marin County bathrooms.
What operating systems are available for Parkland and EverWood blinds?
Both Parkland and EverWood blinds are available with PowerView motorized operation, LiteRise cordless lift, and SimpleLift cord loop systems. PowerView allows you to control blinds by app, voice command through Alexa, Google Assistant, or Apple HomeKit, and automated schedules. LiteRise is a cordless push-and-pull system ideal for easy daily adjustment and child safety. SimpleLift uses a continuous cord loop for smooth lifting on larger blinds. All options meet ANSI/WCMA A100.1-2022 child safety standards.
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