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In one of the biggest strategic shake-ups in the Australian window furnishings industry this year, Hunter Douglas has announced a major investment in family-run brand Wynstan and the relocation of Vertilux manufacturing from Melbourne to Sydney. Window Furnishings Australia sat down with APAC CEO Ricardo Vasques to unpack the thinking behind these moves, what they mean for customers and partners, and how Hunter Douglas intends to position itself for future growth while reaffirming its long-standing commitment to the Australian market.

Technical evolution and design-led aesthetics are driving the curtain tracking market.

A raft of Australia’s leading blockout suppliers share their new releases and top performers.

A window coverings stayer, the vertical blind category continues to develop in visual appeal and functional intelligence.

Demand for blind machinery solutions is holding steady, with operational and packaging advances underway.

Current curtain hardware solutions are meeting growing demand for stylish finishes that also offer operational efficiency.

Roman blinds specialists share insights from one of the window furnishing sector’s most enduring categories.

Ever critical in the Australian Cellular or honeycomb blinds are continuing to develop, with new colourways, fabrics and functionality bringing innovation to the sector, WFA writes.

Ever critical in the Australian climate, sunscreen fabrics are developing technologically and aesthetically to meet market demand.

Key Australian window furnishings players unpack the stringent methodologies they utilise to ensure consistent, reliable product quality.