Plain or Patterns?
Usually, the choice between patterned or plain window blinds comes down to personal preference and the existing decor of the room you are putting the window blind into. Whilst most people's go-to is a plain, neutral design, it can be a good idea to consider all choices and see them for yourself before making your mind up, which is why we always recommend potential customers to come down to our showroom to see many of our blind styles in person to really get a feel for the textures, colours and aesthetics of each fabric. Our locations are below:
Blaydon: Chainbridge Industrial Estate, 4-5 Tundry Way, Blaydon-on-Tyne NE21 5SJ
Forest Hall: 20 Station Rd N, Forest Hall, Newcastle upon Tyne NE12 9AD
Patterned Window Blinds:
- Visual Interest: Patterned blinds can add visual interest and depth to a room. They can be a focal point or complement other patterns in the decor.
- Style: Patterned blinds can convey a specific style or theme, such as modern, traditional, or eclectic.
- Concealing Imperfections: Patterns can help mask minor stains or wear over time.
- Privacy: Depending on the pattern, they may offer more privacy compared to plain blinds, as patterns can obscure the view from outside.
Plain Window Blinds:
- Simplicity: Plain blinds offer a clean and understated look that can easily blend with various interior design styles.
- Versatility: They are versatile and can easily coordinate with a wide range of decor and color schemes.
- Timelessness: Plain blinds often have a timeless appeal that doesn't go out of fashion quickly.
- Minimalistic Aesthetics: If you prefer a minimalistic or uncluttered look, plain blinds might be a better choice.
Ultimately, the decision between patterned and plain window blinds comes down to your personal style, the existing decor of the room, and the ambience you want to create. You could also consider combining both by having patterned blinds in some rooms and plain blinds in others, depending on the mood and function of each space.
