Z-louvers on the upper floor as a visual shield

Does anyone have venetian blinds on the ground floor with Z slats?

Thank you for the tip regarding S_Onro. However, I would like more "variability" regarding a free view outside. Visually, I actually find them quite appealing. But I will stick with venetian blinds.

Basically: I would like to have the same solution everywhere for the sake of aesthetics (so for example if Z, then on the ground floor and upper floor).

On the ground floor: I don’t see a problem with Z-slats (regarding the 90-degree issue), since we have a pretty large overhang + room-height windows anyway. So there is actually no need here to set the slats, for example, to 135 degrees (either fully open or e.g. at 45 degrees => then privacy is provided).

On the upper floor: Here I find it annoying if I, for example, dance naked in the bathroom during the day (which sometimes happens with good music => if the slats are set to 45 degrees here, anyone passing by below can see inside).

Basically 2: The main reason for Z for us would be the wind issue (more darkness doesn’t really matter to us). Are there not, for example, C-slats that have been optimized for wind?

Somehow tricky.

I think some people here don't know the S_onro and still talk about him. He is like a normal roller shutter but with many slats. He can be very dark and provide shade while allowing visibility.

...and looks very ugly.

...and looks very ugly.

In your eyes. If I had had the money, I would have taken it everywhere in the south and west.

You, to each their own taste - or not