How To Style Your Patterned Window Blinds
Pattern blinds are fun and complement any window in any home. It is a great way to add style and personality to your living space. Whilst providing privacy and warmth, they also come in a range of vibrant patterns and colours that can enhance the look of any room. From floral motifs to geometric shapes, patterned blinds offer a unique touch that can take any space from drab to fab in no time.
Every homeowner spends time thinking about how to style their blinds to match their home. It can be hard to come to a decision. With so many designs to choose from, it can be difficult to know what will look best in your home. However, we are here to help!
Soft textures and hues blend well. Geometric prints are having a moment in fashion, creating an intense and graphic look. These patterns can transform a room to make a statement in any home. The appeal will make your home stand out from the crowd. This style looks best on Roman or Roller blinds.
If miss matching colours are your style, then going bold with colour is for you. Pick out the highlighted colours from the blind fabric and use that as the basis for your accessories as cushions, rugs, mirrors, and other interior items. It will allow the colours to pop and make sense within your home, providing style to the room.
Too many of the same fabrics in a room can make it look cliche, while a room with too many patterns can make a room look too busy. It's important to add different layers to create interest within your windows. Keep the tones similar for greater compliance when trying to add more colours. Roman blinds can help bring this style to fold when done right in a home. Try matching this with your rug or poster that may be a different material to the blind for it to stand out. Use fabrics that complement the woods or metals in your room.
If you want a simplistic feel for your home, then your go-to is earth blinds. Using blind colours that are simple and natural will give your home a cool look. Colours like brown, grey, green, and wood bring a natural look that matches the other interior objects in the house. Make sure your room is as minimalistic as possible with open spaces, which will have a greater appeal. Blinds like roller, verticals, roman, panel and motorised blinds are good examples to bring out this look.
