The Best Window Blinds in Ludlow

With its historic architecture and lively food scene, Ludlow homes range from Tudor-fronted cottages to elegant Georgian townhouses.

Roman blinds work beautifully in period spaces, while modern ranges suit newer builds on the town's edge. Whatever your home's age, find blinds that enhance Ludlow's refined but friendly feel.

Day Night Blinds

Blackout Blinds

Roller Blinds

Roman Blinds

Venetian Blinds

Thermal Blinds

Electric Blinds

Loft Blinds

Vertical Blinds

Wooden Blinds

So what exactly does made-to-measure mean? In short, they are manufactured to your exact specification. Depending on your selection, it can include specific sizes, colour, material and extras. You can enjoy this benefit with blinds like roman, blackout and venetian blinds.

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Many people are happy to put their own blinds up, so just use wall plugs if you're drilling into masonry. Fitting inside the recess gives a clean, built-in look - while outside fitting offers more coverage. It’s just a few brackets and a couple of screws – nothing fancy.

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Find the Perfect Blinds in Ludlow

Ludlow is a gem in Shropshire - full of personality and residential appeal. Redbrick houses, timber-framed homes and farm conversions abound. That's why the right blinds can make such a meaningful difference.

In our experience children always sleep better in a darkened room, so blackout blinds can be the perfect solution. Something else that’s handy to know - vertical blackout blinds are available in many colours, and block the light very effectively.

Affordable blinds

Let your windows do the talking with a bold blind that reflects your taste. Many are so easy to replace that we know people who change blinds for different events - whether a day get together or an evening dinner party. A two-tone blind can give your room personality without going overboard. Don't think your only options are limited by old fashioned styles or colours.

The first window blinds were made of reeds, back in ancient Egypt, to shade from the sunshine. In some houses blinds are used instead of curtains, often in loft extensions or conservatories. In a loft extension you might expect the blinds to be Velux, and in a conservatory, more likely to be Roman.