Blinds, shutters & outdoor blinds on Phillip Island

Made for island conditions

Phillip Island homes cop salt air, strong summer UV and wind straight off the water. Fabrics fade faster, metal hardware works harder, and an outdoor blind that's fine in the suburbs might flog about in a southerly.

We plan around that. On outdoor jobs we look at which way the weather hits, recommend tracked zip blinds where wind is an issue, and pick fabrics and finishes suited to the coast. Inside, plantation shutters and aluminium venetians cope well with damp bathrooms and sea air.

Holiday homes and rentals

Plenty of island houses are weekenders or short-stay rentals. That changes what works: guests need blinds that are simple to use and hard to break, bedrooms need proper blockout for summer mornings, and you want everything to look sharp in the listing photos.

If the house is a holiday home, tell us when you book. We'll work out a measure and install time that suits your trips down.

Around the island

Cowes: north-facing living areas and alfrescos looking over Western Port get the full afternoon sun, so mesh zip track blinds and sunscreen rollers are popular.

Rhyll: waterfront homes on the eastern side catch the wind off the bay. Clear PVC outdoor blinds keep the view of the water while stopping the breeze.

Newhaven and San Remo: either side of the bridge, homes facing the channel get plenty of wind and glare. Awnings and outdoor blinds help, and inside, sheers soften the light without losing the outlook.