Best Blinds for kings heath Homes

Installing blinds in any room of the house is a simple way to add sun protection, blackout capabilities, or a pop of colour to the space. In kings heath, fitting blinds is definitely a trend that's on the rise

Vertical, wooden and roman blinds are all excellent coverings, but don't forget about all of our other options. We are ready to help, just start with a click!

Roller Blinds

Wooden Blinds

Electric Blinds

Vertical Blinds

Day Night Blinds

Loft Blinds

Roman Blinds

Thermal Blinds

Blackout Blinds

Venetian Blinds

Why stop at neutral? A splash of teal or burnt orange can totally lift a space. 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. Bright colours can really make a statement, almost like a Rothko print. If you're torn between two fabrics, think about which one you'll smile at more often.

If you don't want to get a professional installer don’t overtighten the screws - just firm enough. Go for an inside mount if you want your window shape to stay visible. Don’t panic – most fittings are designed to be as simple as possible.

In our experience youngsters always sleep better in a darkened room, so blackout blinds can be the perfect solution. Sneaking this in - a bonus tip - these days you can even buy motorised blinds for wooden shutters and external blinds to ease the operation, especially if the householder has restricted movement.

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The Best Window Blinds in kings heath

A recent story - Toby's recent move to a new house revealed the windows were without blinds or curtains. He went online and found a bargain on some glamorous wooden blinds. The results left Toby excited, and he updated every room in the house with a similar design. He now takes pride in showing his friends his newly decorated house.

Affordable blinds

It's always worth re-iterating that our blinds are a more budget-friendly option compared to other window treatments such as curtains or shutters. In autumn, many people start to plant flowers and vegetables in their gardens. Window blinds can help to protect your plants from direct sunlight, which can be harmful to some plants, especially during the hottest parts of the day.