very nice looking and performs great.easy to install and very easy to use.

Got this and it wasn’t what I personally wanted but didn’t return during Amazon’s timeline so I’m writing this for the product as it is, not its use to me. These are your inexpensive, no frills blinds you’d expect at a rental unit, or seeing crazy cats stuck in online. They’re utility blinds that work as suck. They’re an appropriate weight where they’ll hold themselves mounted but go up and down with ease. With curtains they assist in light blocking, on their own they do ok but don’t expect blackout results. They won’t do much of anything for heat loss if you have bad windows. Just better than nothing but for cost effective privacy, which is sometimes all you want, they’re perfect and do the trick. Roll up and down well. Color is what your expected based on what you pick so no yellowing or surprises. Material was all sturdy and exactly to be expected with this type of blind.

Arrived early, fit perfect and were very easy to install. The instructions were very good and even addressed how to correct uneven length when open. Would buy again. The brackets to hold them are metal which was a very nice surprise. They seem to be very well made and sturdy.

I have purchased MANY of these blinds in a variety of sizes and will continue to buy them as needed for as long as they (or I) exist. I own a 4 unit rental property with original antique (late 1800) woodwork throughout and SO many windows of SO many different sizes. Any size I need - these blinds come in that size (including many sizes I cannot find in any brick and mortar store in my area from any brand.) They're easy to install - I tend to install them by myself, usually standing on something that isn't meant to be stood on... I generally have on me only a pencil, a small level, a drill and Philips head screwdriver.) They do take a bit of muscle and patience to click into place on the brackets if you don't have a helper on the other end, but once they're clicked in, they stay clicked in. Because I use them in a pet friendly building, I love that they don't have strings - pet cats often make short work of blinds with strings. I love how they look from the inside and from outside. They raise, lower, hold position and tilt so easily. I've only ever had one very minor problem, reached out to customer service to ask if it was something I might be able to fix on my own -- the rep went over a checklist I used to ascertain whether I could effect a repair and sadly, no, but, as I said, the issue was VERY minor and with only one blind (of MANY I have ordered and installed) and I had already communicated that the issue would not merit a return or exchange regardless, but the rep still offered to replace it, which I thought was above and beyond and very nice. (I thanked the rep and opted against a replacement as, again, the issue was too minor for that.) I am a very satisfied customer and I highly recommend these blinds.

We just bought a large house with a lot of odd-sized windows, and we did not feel custom blinds were necessary everywhere. We searched the usual places - DIY and big box stores. No good. On Amazon, I found this supplier, Lumino, and wow! They have soooooo many sizes. We were able to find 1 inch vinyl mini blinds for all the windows that needed them. Prices were good.Delivery was good. They look nice installed. But unfortunately, the top rail of one blind was badly cracked, probably during shipment. You learn a lot about a company when you have something damaged. I can say that this company stepped up and made it right immediately. They were very responsive and shipped a replacement right away. I do not write a lot of reviews, but I am just so impressed with both the selection of sizes and the service with this company. I am about to order two more blinds for another property. Thank you to Kari who handled our replacement.

Item arrived a few days earlier than expected and was in very good condition. Packaging had to be completely opened as some small items were affixed to the inside of the shipping box which is better than having them fall out during shipping. I had read many of the reviews before ordering these, and even though there were several negative reviews about the installation, I figured I had the skills and knowledge to install these with minimal trouble. I guess the biggest reasons so many people have problems is first; the instructions are bare bones, as if it would have cost $20.00 a word to provide better installation instructions and second is the lack of experience with DIY stuff. So I went about to install these in an inside window mount configuration which is a little harder than an outside mount and after completing the install I can see where 90% of the problem is in getting these installed if you do an inside mount vs an outside mount. I wanted about a 1/2 inch space between the window and the blinds so I placed a spacer behind the mounting brackets when I marked where to place them and drill the pilot holes for the screws. This small gap between the back of the bracket and the window frame causes the bracket to flex backwards when trying to push the bottom of the headrail into the clips on the mounting bracket. I did not know the brackets would flex backwards until after many attempts to get the bottom of the headrail seated into the clips on the bottom of the brackets. After much foul language and a few attempts at bending the bottom of the bracket down to reduce the tightness without permanently bending the bracket I was ready to pack it up and send back to Amazon. Then I said to myself that I have the skills, ability to figure this out, and the determination not to be “one of those people” who complain and give up then send stuff back and write a bad review. So I started back at the beginning and closely inspected each step of the process and viewed the installation from as many angles as I could. As I did this I noticed the mounting brackets flex backwards (because I had made that 1/2 inch gap between the blind and window frame) as I tried to push the bottom of the headrail into the clips (had to put my head up against the window and look up at the backside of the headrail to see it). Eureka!! There is the problem! No matter how hard I pushed and whacked the headrail with my fist the bracket would flex back and not let the bottom of the headrail slip into the clips. So I put my spacer back behind the brackets as I pushed the headrail, and BOINK!, the headrail popped into the clips. Removed the spacer and all is well in DIY land. If doing an outside the window frame installation the bracket would be tight against the wall and not flex so I am guessing that everyone who had problems and gave up or used a sledge hammer to complete the install were doing an inside mounting. The window blind is installed and looks good and operates as stated by the manufacturer. I would have given 5 stars if the design engineers and instructions writing people would have made note of these type of issues.