I'm with Joanna Smith! Even smoother ones are a pain to clean let alone ones with texture. I just had 3Day Blinds install the accordion/ honeycomb blinds and I love them. No stupid cords that break and get dirty. These new ones can open from top of bottom just by lifting with a light tough. More pricey but we'll worth it. If you're good at measuring g and trust your measurements, you can order on-line and cut out the middleman cost.
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Personal preference for me is textured. They have more of the appearance of real wood. The smooth to me, look like a picture of wood.
Smooth hold less dirt and dust, much easier to clean.
Texture is my pick
I'm with Joanna Smith! Even smoother ones are a pain to clean let alone ones with texture. I just had 3Day Blinds install the accordion/ honeycomb blinds and I love them. No stupid cords that break and get dirty. These new ones can open from top of bottom just by lifting with a light tough. More pricey but we'll worth it. If you're good at measuring g and trust your measurements, you can order on-line and cut out the middleman cost.
Good luck to ya- let us know!
texture my vote
how about sandblasted faux wood blinds?