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Australian made product continues to strengthen, with business, consumers and community benefitting from high quality output, social value and environmental wins. WFA reports.

Partnering with a state-of-the-art software specialist provides clear benefits for bm Blinds bottom line, Sales manager Michelle Macready tells WFA.

Key suppliers in the roller systems and componentry category share their latest innovations and market insights. WFA reports.

Sheers’ light filtering, elegant aesthetic continues to draw interest among Australian consumers, with leading suppliers offering products designed to balance form with function. WFA reports.

In recent years, businesses worldwide faced a plethora of challenges, from natural disasters to pandemics. While some buckled under pressure, others like The Blindman, a well known window furnishings retailer in the Hawkesbury region in NSW, showcased resilience, adaptability, and a commitment to their team and community. WFA reports.

As peak season for external blinds gathers pace, suppliers are promoting colour innovations, elegant designs and operational updates. WFA reports.

In an era where sustainability is no longer just a buzzword but a way of life, the window furnishings industry is always evolving to meet the growing demands for eco-friendly window covering solutions. It comes as no surprise that homeowners are turning to sustainable options for their homes. From energy-efficient appliances to eco-friendly building materials, the choices made today have a profound impact on the future.

The concept of the connected home, where motorisation meets automation, continues to evolve, with customisable, intuitive solutions coming on stream.

Screen awnings fabrics are drawing attention with the onset of summer. WFA talks to key suppliers about their ranges.

Curtain fabrics are tapping in to directional trends from neutrals to new takes on tropicals, florals or geometrics; and the offerings also meet demand for sustainable, affordable options.