How To Match Your Blinds With Your Furniture

Furnishing is a fun way to show off your individual taste, whether you've recently relocated to a new property or want to freshen up your present one. There are various interior design trends that may all be shown differently to represent personal preferences and that will alter the atmosphere in your home.

Blinds have the potential to improve the design of your space just as effectively as any other decoration or piece of furniture, despite the fact that you might initially think of them as purely functional.

Selecting a blind to match your décor couldn't be simpler because there are so many various types, styles, and materials available. Here are some of the ways in which you can match your blinds with your furniture.

Colour Matching

Colour matching is the obvious option if you want to match your blinds to your furniture. In most cases, many people will have some sort of colour theme on going in various rooms in their living spaces.

Take your living room for example, do you have any reoccurring colour themes? If so, you could get coloured blinds to match the sofa or wall paint. If you don’t already have a colour theme going, installing new coloured or patterned blinds can be an excellent way to not only add vibrancy, but to match to the colours that stand out in your room.

Black, Brown Or Dark Coloured Furniture

A sitting room may normally be comprised of dark furnishings, such as a dark coloured sofa. However, if the space is small, using dark shades runs the possibility of rendering it appear considerably smaller.

You could blend and match shades and combine your furniture to blinds of various colours to make your space "breathe."

To enhance your chosen room, and to make it feel more spacious, you might consider installing conventional Venetian blinds or Roman blinds.

White, Beige or Grey Coloured Furniture

You can do quite a lot with brightly coloured furnishings. What you don’t want to do is choose blinds that are dull and will make the space seem darker than it is.

Brown, grey or even ivory shades of blinds can really help to keep the natural tone of a room. Roller blinds can be a subtle yet fashionable choice if you want to create a natural, bright and spacious feel to your room.

Bold Coloured Furniture

If you enjoy lots of colourful furniture, then why not take the same approach to your blinds? You can pair patterned or coloured blinds with the colour of your furniture, or colours that will pair well with your furniture. Such as red furniture and brown coloured blinds.

Need Some Help?

If you need help finding the right blinds to match to your furniture, then why not get in touch with Redwood Blinds? Our helpful team can assist you with any queries you might have.