Inspiration
Ideas for putting together a scheme that works, room by room. Real installations from homes across Cambridgeshire will appear here as projects are photographed with our customers' permission.
Ideas by room
- Living roomsBalance daylight, privacy from the street and a finished look. Shutters, wooden or Roman blinds and layered curtains all work well here.Living room ideas →
- BedroomsDarkness, privacy and softness. Layering a blackout blind under curtains is often more effective than either on its own.Bedroom ideas →
- BathroomsMoisture and privacy come first. Moisture-suitable roller fabrics, faux wood and aluminium Venetian blinds are usual candidates.Bathroom ideas →
- KitchensWipe-clean, practical and clear of worktops and taps. Roller and Venetian blinds are common choices.Kitchen ideas →
- Dining roomsA softer, more decorative treatment. Roman blinds and curtains bring texture and warmth.Dining room ideas →
- Home officesGlare control without a permanently dark room. Slatted blinds and screen fabrics let you direct the light.Home office ideas →
- Nurseries & children's roomsCordless or motorised controls and good room darkening. Keep cots and climbable furniture away from windows.Nursery ideas →
- ConservatoriesRoof and side glazing behave differently. A coordinated scheme may combine internal blinds with external shading.Conservatory blinds →
Ideas for layering
- Roman blind + curtainsThe blind handles everyday privacy and light; the curtains add softness, scale and extra darkness at night.Layered schemes →
- Blackout blind + curtainsA practical way to get a darker bedroom while keeping a soft, dressed window.Blackout blinds →
- Shutters + curtainsArchitectural daytime privacy with added warmth and darkness when the curtains are drawn.Shutters →
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