Blinds: How to Pick the Right Colour for Your Window Treatments



One of the best parts of having your own space is getting to decorate it however you want. Whatever your taste or style preference is, there are endless fabric choices, colour choices, furniture choices, flooring choices as well as window treatment choices for you to choose from.

When it comes to window treatment, blinds are an excellent choice for basically any kind of window. They are versatile and allow you to decide who much light you want to let in. But today, with so many blinds Australia online and offline stores offering so many shades to choose from, choosing the right one to match your home décor isn't always a quick open-and-shut deal.


The blinds you choose for your window can cause a great impact on the overall look of your décor. That is because they naturally attract the eye and helps highlight your overall décor style, hence choosing the right colour for your blind is important.

Neutral Tone Blinds


According to blinds Australia online retailers, neutral tones are the most popular colours. This includes solid white blinds and cream blinds. White and cream are considered clean, classic colours that adapt well through different trends and décor changes. These colours can also give a soothing, relaxed look and help smaller rooms feel more spacious.


Wooden Blinds


Wooden blinds offer a warm and natural feel and can also compliment many different styles. However, choosing the correct shade is important as different tones can change the mood or atmosphere of the room. Consider the material and colour of the trim and other wood elements in your home to choose a shade of wood that will blend in.


Mixing Colours and Patterns


Light colours and patterns matched with dark colours can be dramatic and fun, but it is important to choose colours that compliment and highlight each other to balance your space. While it is okay to mix colour and texture, make sure you don't overdo it by having everything patterned and bold. It is better to have a little bit of colour, pattern and or texture.

Before you choose the blinds colours and patterns, think about the effect you want to achieve in your room. For example, if you want an oriental feel, use red and ochre colours. For a Meditteranean feel, go with blue and yellow colours. Also consider all aspects of the room including walls, flooring, upholstery and artwork to make sure that your blinds will add beauty to the space and not clash with any other feature.

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