Which Room, Which Blind? Bathroom Blinds
By Amy Kilvington
Every room in your home serves a different purpose, which is they should be treated differently, both in terms of functionality and interior design themes. At Blinds Direct, we understand the unique qualities of every space, and we’re very proud to offer specific collections of window dressings to suit each one, including blinds and curtains for bathrooms.
We want to take a closer look at these window furnishings, explaining the best styles to suit a room that has so many specific requirements. From privacy and water repellence, to durability and style, your bathroom blinds need to tick plenty of boxes. Here are the very best picks from Blinds Direct.
BATHROOM BLINDS
PVC Roller Blinds
No matter how good your ventilation is, your bathroom will experience high moisture levels, making the furniture and furnishings more susceptible to mould and mildew. One of the best ways to combat this is by investing in PVC blinds, which are inherently water-resistant and easy to clean.
With a waterproof blind, you needn’t worry about water damage if your window is located above a sink or beside the shower. You can also rest assured that this material helps to combat the development of mould, and if it does become dirty, all that’s required is a quick wipe with a warm damp cloth and mild washing up liquid. You can also use antibacterial spray once a week to keep germs at bay.
Our PVC roller blinds are available in a wide range of colours and prints, allowing you to select a blind that complements the rest of your space. You may prefer a light, bright roller for your bathroom, or you could be keen to jazz things up with vibrant colours and an eye-catching pattern.
Whatever your preferred style, our customers can rest assured that every blind is manufactured with high quality fabric and hardware, ensuring that every roller will stand the test of time.
Our PVC roller blinds are also ideally suited to kitchens, downstairs toilets, washrooms and utility rooms. View the full collection here.
Roller Blinds
If you’d prefer more choice when it comes to furnishing your bathroom windows, classic roller blinds are another great option. Offering plenty of flexibility in terms of design options, along with much-needed privacy and light control, rollers are an effective bathroom window solution.
Our roller blinds are manufactured with high quality, durable materials, including the coordinating head rail and hardware, ensuring that they stand the test of time.
At Blinds Direct, you can select a roller blind with your required properties, including Easy Wipe, Moisture Proof, PVC and Hygienic. Blackout roller blinds are also available, offering exceptional privacy at all times of day, along with easy-clean properties.
An added benefit of roller blinds is the flexibility they offer in terms of colour and pattern. While the bathroom is one of the most functional rooms in your home, it can still be stylish and aesthetically pleasing. With roller blinds, you can select the right type of print and shade to tie in with your decor, bringing an extra element of interest to an otherwise plain space.
Coordinate your new roller blinds with your towels and other accessories, creating an eye-catching, design-led space that proves bathrooms needn’t be boring.
Roman Blinds
Finally, Roman blinds could be a fantastic solution for your large and luxurious bathroom windows, bringing even more warmth, texture and style to the space.
Roman blinds are the ultimate in style, and many homeowners select them for their effortless elegance. As with roller blinds, you can choose from a wide selection of colours and patterns, installing a window dressing that complements the rest of the space whilst boasting excellent functionality.
Roman blinds are a great option for large, well ventilated bathrooms, bringing a softer look to the space. They are particularly effective if your bathroom is traditional in style, as they continue to channel a classic and sophisticated look. Roman blinds will also bring a softness to more modern bathrooms, which may run the risk of looking cold and clinical.
We recommend your Roman blind is placed away from direct moisture, which will help to maintain its style and elegance well into the future. You should also be vigilant with keeping the fabric clean and fresh. When cared for properly, your Roman blinds will certainly stand the test of time.
We suggest you avoid installing a Roman blind in a small or particularly humid/unventilated bathroom, as the integrity of the fabric will certainly deteriorate.
Are you on the hunt for new blinds for your bathroom? Discover our full collection of bathroom window dressings here.
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