Shape
the light.

Fabric runs on a track in evenly spaced waves, creating the same clean rhythm from the front and back. Use alone or layer with blockout curtains.

Lightweight translucent fabric softens glare while keeping the room open to daylight. Add a separate blockout layer when evening privacy is important.

A single fabric panel rolls neatly onto a tube. Choose sunscreen, translucent or blockout fabric; Shades of Geelong manufactures its roller blinds locally.

Two roller blinds share one window: a light-filtering or sunscreen layer for daytime and a blockout layer for privacy, heat and darkness.

A fabric blind lifts into broad horizontal folds, bringing the softness of a curtain to a compact window treatment.

Wide fabric panels glide sideways on a track and stack neatly to one side—an orderly modern alternative to vertical blinds.

Individual vertical blades rotate to tune privacy and glare, then draw aside when you want the window fully open.

A concealed motor raises, lowers or traverses the treatment by remote, wall control or compatible home automation—ideal for effortless daily use.

Horizontal timber blades tilt to direct daylight and lift to clear the window, adding natural warmth to living areas and bedrooms.

Slim aluminium blades tilt and lift like a timber Venetian but are especially practical in humid rooms and hardworking spaces.

Hinged framed panels use adjustable louvres to control light and ventilation while giving the window a clean, permanent finish.

Jointed arms extend a fabric canopy outward without front posts, then retract it neatly when you want the sun back.

Clear PVC or woven mesh screens drop vertically to reduce wind, rain and heat while keeping an outdoor area connected to the view.

The blind runs inside side tracks, creating a smooth screen against weather and insects without ropes or loose straps. Shades of Geelong is a registered reseller.

A zip-lock fabric edge stays captured inside its tracks for a taut finish. Choose spring, crank or motorised operation for larger openings.