Stylish Window Blinds in plympton

Once a stannary town, Plympton combines heritage with a thriving community feel.

Whether you're brightening a period cottage or updating a modern build, our made-to-measure blinds add the perfect finish. From Roman styles in cosy lounges to rollers in sunlit kitchens, every room can shine.

Roman Blinds

Loft Blinds

Thermal Blinds

Venetian Blinds

Wooden Blinds

Roller Blinds

Electric Blinds

Blackout Blinds

Vertical Blinds

Day Night Blinds

“Made to Measure” is phrase that's frquently used for blinds. What is it? They offer a perfect fit, ensuring that your blinds cover your windows completely and operate smoothly. Designed to match your window, your style, and your home. It’s a feature found across types such as skylight, blackout and vertical blinds.

We follow up on their latest reviews to ensure they continue to deliver. People love how smooth the mechanism feels and how robust the frame is. Quick turnaround times get mentioned in dozens of reviews.

Our customers can be from anywhere in this area, so we work with quality suppliers who can deliver almost anywhere. If you're looking for a window blind... choose the images above for more info.

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Custom Fit Blinds in plympton

Our suppliers can offer most products in a range of colours. These days you're not restricted to one or two flat colours - there's an almost unlimited choice. Black blinds can look incredibly sleek - just be sure they won’t overpower a small room. It might be a good idea to get a fabric sample first, just to put your mind at ease.

Tailored window solutions

Window blinds are usually closed by pulling a cord, although sometimes they can be motorised with the controls either on the wall, on a remote or sometimes even on a computer. These are more common for blinds that are hard to access. In some homes, blinds are used instead of curtains, especially in conservatories or loft extensions. Velux blinds are often used in loft extensions, while Roman blinds are more common in conservatories.