IKEA has been expanding its range of smart home products, and the Fyrtur and Kadrilj blinds are two examples that combine modern technology with the Swedish brand’s characteristic simplicity of design. Developed to offer more comfort and practicality in everyday life, these blinds stand out for being easy to install, energy efficient and fully integrated into smart homes.
Fyrtur: blackout blinds for greater privacy and darkening
The Fyrtur blind was designed to offer a high level of opacity, completely blocking the entry of light and guaranteeing privacy. It is ideal for bedrooms or other rooms where total darkening is necessary, such as home theaters. Furthermore, it helps maintain the temperature of the room, reducing the entry of heat in summer and cold in winter, contributing to the energy efficiency of the home.
Kadrilj: controlled luminosity with a touch of elegance
on the other hand, allows natural light to enter, but in a controlled way. With a translucent design, these curtains are ideal for offices or rooms where you need to maintain good lighting while protecting privacy. The light filtering feature also helps create a welcoming atmosphere without compromising visibility.
Easy to use and integrate
Both models can be controlled using an included remote control or a smartphone app, which uses IKEA’s TRÅDFRI automation system. This allows you to program times to open or close the blinds, integrating them with other smart devices, such as light sensors or virtual assistance systems (Google Assistant, Alexa and Apple HomeKit).
Sustainability and design
True to IKEA’s philosophy, Fyrtur and Kadrilj are made from sustainable materials and designed to be durable. The minimalist design blends easily with different decor styles, making these curtains a versatile and practical choice.
IKEA’s Fyrtur and Kadrilj smart shutters represent a step forward in integrating technology and functionality into everyday furniture. With options adapted to different needs and lifestyles, they are a smart choice for those looking to improve energy efficiency and home comfort.
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