Double delight
One of the benefits of Pleated blinds is the flexible styling and fitting options available. In this dining space, a Transition fitting allows for two Pleated blinds in different colours to be used in the one window, one above the other. Whether you choose different colours, textures or a sheer for day and a standard look for evening, it’s a twice-as-nice solution.
Versatile options
With a choice of white, anthracite or brown fixtures with all our pleated blinds, you can choose the colour of fitting that works best with your window or door frame for a more co-ordinated look.
Slimline profile
Pleated blinds offer a slimlined look that works well with doors such as these, keeping the workings of the door free for full access. In a choice of colours you can choose blinds to match the frames for a seamless look, or opt for a contrasting colour for impact.
Sloping views
Skylight windows, including velux allow you to make practical use of space that could otherwise be wasted but are often thought of as challenging to dress. A pleated blind tension fitted, such as this blind in Lumina Sheer Cotton White is the ideal solution.
Conservatory chic
The slimline profile of Pleated blinds means they work really well in small windows, such as in this conservatory, allowing them to be individually dressed and really draw attention to each part of the window. When recess fitted on the larger windows below you can choose a Trilite style that allows the blind to seemingly float in the frame, being positioned wherever it suits you.
Pretty and practical
There’s no reason to sacrifice one for the other when it comes to our pleated blinds. This Lumina Sheer Mercury pleated blind brings colour that unites the look of the bedroom yet it doesn’t swamp the space. The small window in close proximity to the bed could appear cramped with heavier window furnishings but the slimline design plus the sheer fabric prevent this.