Laser-Cut Custom Blinds: Patterns and Logos on Roller, Vertical and Wooden Blinds

Custom Laser-Cut Blinds Made to Measure

LuxiVeil produces laser-cut custom blinds in Antalya, Türkiye. Your design, whether a decorative border, a full pattern, a traditional motif or a logo, is drawn digitally and cut into the fabric of roller and vertical blinds or into the slats of wooden blinds. Each blind is approved on a sample, made to measure and available manual or motorised.

We are the export brand of Gökcan Home, a curtain and blind manufacturer producing in Antalya since 1994. Laser cutting is one of the services that sets our blinds apart. Most blinds on the market are chosen from a fixed catalogue of colours and textures; with laser cutting, the blind itself carries a design made for one specific interior.

This page explains what laser cutting does, which products it applies to, the kinds of designs that work, how the design process runs from your first sketch to production, and what to send us to start a project.

What Laser Cutting Does

Laser cutting turns a drawing into a cut pattern in the material of the blind. The process starts with your design. We draw it digitally at the size of the actual blind, so the design fits the window and sits where you want it. The digital drawing is then cut into the fabric or the slats.

The result is a blind with openings in the shape of your design. When the blind is lowered against a window, daylight passes through the cut areas and the design shows as light against the solid parts of the material. In the evening, with light inside the room, the effect is reversed from the outside. A plain blind becomes a decorative element of the interior, while still doing the job of a blind: shading, privacy and light control.

Because every design is drawn for its own blind, there is no standard pattern size that has to be repeated or cropped. A border can follow the exact width of the window, a logo can be placed in the centre of a shop window, and a pattern can be continued across several blinds in a row so that they read as one surface.

Which Blinds Can Be Laser Cut

We apply laser cutting to three product families. Each gives a different character to the design.

Roller blinds

Roller blinds give the largest uninterrupted surface for a design. When the blind is down, the whole fabric panel is visible, so roller blinds suit full patterns, large motifs and centred logos. The design is cut into the fabric, and the blind rolls up neatly when it is not needed. Roller blinds are a practical choice for shop windows, restaurant windows, offices and hotel public areas.

Vertical blinds

Vertical blinds are made of vanes that hang side by side and rotate. A design cut across a set of vanes appears complete when the vanes are closed, and opens up into strips when the vanes rotate. This makes vertical blinds well suited to wide windows, floor-to-ceiling glazing and sliding doors in lobbies, meeting rooms and offices, where a long pattern or a repeated motif can run across the whole width.

Wooden blinds

Wooden blinds carry the design in the slats. Our wooden blinds have 50 mm slats, in real wood or in faux wood that resists moisture and sun. A design cut into the slats shows when the blind is lowered and the slats are closed, and the natural material gives the pattern a warm, crafted look that suits hotel rooms, restaurants and boutique interiors.

Design Ideas for Laser-Cut Blinds

The range of possible designs is wide. These are the types of design we are most often asked for.

Decorative borders

A border along the bottom edge or the sides of a blind is the most subtle way to use laser cutting. The main surface of the blind stays plain, and the border adds a finished, tailored detail. Borders work well in hotel rooms and residential interiors where the design should support the room rather than dominate it.

Full patterns

A pattern across the whole blind turns it into a feature. Full patterns suit restaurants, bars, lounges and retail spaces that want a strong visual identity at the window. The pattern can be repeated across several blinds in a row so the windows of one wall read as one design.

Geometric and traditional motifs

Geometric designs suit modern interiors, offices and contemporary hotels. Traditional motifs, such as patterns inspired by regional architecture or textiles, are popular in boutique hotels, restaurants and villas that want to reflect a local character. We draw the motif from your reference so that its proportions suit the size of the blind.

Logos and brand marks

A logo cut into a blind brings a brand into the interior in a quiet but clear way. Shops, showrooms, offices, restaurants and hotel receptions use logo blinds at entrances, in shop windows and in meeting rooms. The logo is positioned exactly where you want it, for example centred at eye level or near the bottom of the blind.

Hotel-specific designs

Hotels can use laser cutting to give rooms and public areas a design that belongs only to them. A motif from the hotel's identity can appear on the blinds in guest rooms, the restaurant and the lobby, tying the interior together. Because we also make curtains and other blinds for hotel projects, laser-cut blinds can be part of a wider room package; see our hotel curtains page.

The Design Process From Sketch to Production

Every laser-cut project follows the same steps. The design is approved before anything is produced.

Step 1: Send your design or reference

The project starts with what you have. This can be a finished design file, a logo, a sketch, a photo of a pattern you like, or a description of the effect you want. Vector files are the most direct starting point for logos and precise geometric designs, but a clear image or a hand sketch is also enough to begin. Tell us which product you want the design on, the window sizes and where the design should appear on the blind.

Step 2: Digital drawing

We draw the design digitally at the real size of each blind. At this stage we place the design on the blind, scale it to the window and adjust the details so that the pattern can be cut cleanly into the chosen material. Very fine lines and small, isolated shapes are checked carefully, because the cut design must hold together in the fabric or the slat. If a detail needs to be simplified, we explain why and suggest an alternative.

Step 3: Approval and sample

You receive the digital drawing for approval. Samples are sent for approval before production, so you can check the material, the colour and the look of the cut design. For designers presenting to a client, this is the moment to confirm the choice with the client before the order is released.

Step 4: Production

After the design and the material are approved and the final measurements are confirmed, the blinds go into production. In our workshop, fabric and aluminium profiles are cut to order, the design is cut, the fabric and profiles are assembled, the operating mechanism is fitted, and each blind is inspected, packed and delivered. Every blind is made to the measurements of its own window.

Planning Your Laser-Cut Blind Design

These sections cover choosing material and colour, planning a design across several windows, the points we clarify before drawing and combining laser-cut blinds with motorisation.

Choosing Material and Colour for a Laser-Cut Design

The material decides how a laser-cut design looks in daylight. On roller and vertical blinds, a solid or blackout-type fabric gives the strongest contrast, because light passes only through the cut areas and the rest of the blind stays closed. A lighter fabric gives a softer effect, where the design is visible but the whole blind lets some light through. On wooden blinds, the colour and grain of the slats become part of the pattern.

Colour also changes the effect. A dark blind with a cut pattern reads as a pattern of light; a light-coloured blind reads more quietly and lets the design blend into the room. We discuss these choices with you during the drawing stage and send samples so the effect can be checked in the real room before production.

Planning a Design Across Several Windows

Many projects have more than one window in the same wall or room. A design can be planned for each blind on its own, or as one composition that continues across several blinds. In a restaurant with a row of windows, a pattern can run from one blind to the next so the whole wall reads as one surface. In a hotel corridor or lobby, the same motif can repeat at the same height on every window.

For a continuous design, we need the sizes of all the windows and the distances between them, so the drawing can be placed correctly on each blind. Each blind is then labelled with its position, which makes installation straightforward and keeps the design aligned on site.

Points We Clarify Before Drawing

A few details come up in most laser-cut projects. Clarifying them early keeps the drawing stage short.

• File quality: a low-resolution image can be redrawn, but fine details may need to be simplified. Send the best version of the design you have.
• Design scale: a logo that looks right on a business card may need to be larger on a blind to be read from across the room.
• Privacy: cut areas let light and view through. In bathrooms, bedrooms or street-facing windows, the design should leave enough solid surface for privacy.
• Operation and position: decide whether the design must be fully visible when the blind is lowered, and whether the blind will be manual or motorised.

Combining Laser-Cut Blinds With Motorisation

Laser-cut blinds can be manual or motorised. Every product category we make can be supplied with a motor, and this applies to laser-cut roller, vertical and wooden blinds as well.

Motorisation is often a good choice for laser-cut blinds that are used as a design feature. A large shop window, a double-height lobby or a row of restaurant windows can be lowered and raised together, so the design appears and disappears in one movement. In hotel rooms, motorised blinds can be operated from the bed or combined with motorised curtains. Manual operation remains a simple and reliable option for smaller windows and rooms where the blind is adjusted only a few times a day.

You can mix both in one project: motorised laser-cut blinds in the lobby and manual ones in guest rooms, for example. For more on motorised operation, see our motorised blinds page.

Laser-Cut Blinds for Interiors, Designers and Dealers

The following sections show typical use cases by space and explain how interior designers, architects and dealers work with laser-cut blinds.

Use Cases by Space

Laser-cut blinds work in any interior where the window is part of the design. These are the spaces where we most often see them.

• Hotel lobbies and receptions: a motif or logo from the hotel's identity on roller or vertical blinds at the entrance or along a glazed facade.
• Hotel guest rooms and suites: decorative borders or subtle patterns on roller or wooden blinds, combined with curtains in the same room package.
• Restaurants, cafés and bars: full patterns or traditional motifs that give the room character during the day and from the street at night.
• Boutiques and retail stores: logo blinds in shop windows and fitting areas, carrying the brand into the space.
• Showrooms and offices: brand marks or geometric designs on vertical blinds in meeting rooms and reception areas.
• Villas and residential projects: wooden blinds with a cut border or a personal motif chosen with the interior designer.
• Spas and wellness areas: soft patterns that give privacy while letting filtered light into treatment and relaxation rooms.

For Interior Designers and Architects

For interior designers and architects, laser cutting turns the blind into part of the design concept rather than an item chosen at the end of the project. You can carry a pattern, a material reference or a brand element from the interior onto the windows, and specify it with the same precision as the rest of the scheme.

We work from your drawings and references and return a digital drawing for review, so the design can be checked in your presentation to the client. Samples are sent before production, and all blinds are made to the measurements in your schedule. For the wider service we offer designers, including curtains and custom details, see curtains for interior designers.

For Dealers Looking for a Differentiated Product

Blind dealers and resellers often compete on the same catalogue products as everyone else. Laser-cut blinds give you something different to offer: a custom product that your customers cannot easily compare by price with a standard blind.

There is no fixed MOQ, so you can offer laser cutting on a single customer project and grow from there. Dealers can combine laser-cut blinds with other product types in one order, such as zebra blinds or standard roller blinds for the same building. For how our dealer model works, see wholesale blinds.

How to Start a Laser-Cut Blind Project

Here you will find what to send to start a project, who we are as a manufacturer and how to request your laser-cut blind quote.

What to Send to Start a Laser-Cut Project

A complete enquiry helps us prepare the drawing and the quotation quickly. Please send as much of the following as you have:

• The design or reference: a vector file, logo, sketch, photo or description of the effect you want.
• The product: roller, vertical or wooden blinds, and the fabric or slat colour you prefer.
• Window sizes: width and height of each window, with a code or room reference for each one.
• Design placement: where the design should sit, such as a bottom border, centred, or across the full blind or a row of blinds.
• Operation: manual or motorised, per window if it differs.
• Quantities: the number of blinds per design and per size.
• Delivery and timing: the delivery address and your installation programme.

You can send this through the quote request form on our contact page or by WhatsApp from the buttons on this page. We do not publish prices; each laser-cut project is quoted on its own design, sizes and quantities. Lead times are confirmed per project, and deliveries can be split in phases.

Who We Are: Gökcan Home and the LuxiVeil Brand

LuxiVeil is the export brand of Gökcan Home Tekstil Turizm Ticaret ve Sanayi Ltd. Şti., a curtain and blind manufacturer based in Antalya, Türkiye, producing since 1994. In Türkiye our products are sold under the ForsPer brand. We are a manufacturer, not a trading company: cutting, assembly and the fitting of mechanisms are done in our own workshop, so the people who draw your design work alongside the people who produce it.

Our range includes zebra blinds, roller blinds, wooden and aluminium venetian blinds, vertical blinds, pleated blinds, Picasso shades, outdoor zip screens and curtains on manual or motorised tracks. We have produced for projects including Sirene Belek Hotel, Titanic Hotels and COP31 Antalya 2026. You can read more about us on the About page.

Request Your Laser-Cut Blind Quote

To start, send us your design or reference, the product you want, the window sizes, the design placement, the operation and the quantities. We will review the design, ask about anything that is unclear, prepare a digital drawing for approval and return a quotation, followed by samples before production.

Use the quote request form on the contact page or the WhatsApp buttons on this page to begin your laser-cut project.