• Venetian Blinds
• Vertical Blinds
• Roller Blinds
• Wooden Blinds
• Roman Blinds
• Blackout Blinds
• Day Night
• Skylight Blinds
• Motorised Blinds
• Kids Blinds

Blinds are very versatile, much more affordable than curtains and generally a lot less hassle. Roller blinds can be very compact. 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.

So tell us - what's the difference with made to measure blinds? In short, they are manufactured to your exact specification. This will enable a wide range of styles, colors, and materials, allowing you to choose the perfect option for your home. And it's possible for all types including roman blinds, vertical blinds, roller blinds, and skylight blinds.

Make your St Ives home stand out with some beautiful new window coverings. We find that blinds are an excellent choice for bay windows. Heavy bay window curtains can be difficult to install and often require specialist, costly installation. Powered blinds are definitely cool. The motors are pretty quiet these days, and it feels very luxurious when you press the button.

St Ives Window Blinds

Don't worry, changing your window coverings should positively improve your home in St Ives. We always aim to offer the best price possible. If there's an active sale, we'll make sure you can take advantage of it. We also do our best to keep prices generally low all year round so be confident in your purchase.

So much choice for your home or office in St Ives. Click on an image to find out more. If you don't see the type of product you need, then just click on the closest product image to find your way to the blinds that are exactly right for you. St Ives families find our products so much easier than heavy curtains that are hard to clean. We're pleased you took the time to visit our site – we hope your shopping journey is a success.

Huge range of window blinds in St Ives

When putting up blinds, read the instructions carefully before you start. You can face-fix which means they sit outside of the window recess and block out more light, or top fix which is the opposite - they sit within the recess to create a closer fit. Don't rush. You'll be fine.