Hi Sarah, We offer a free in-home appointment. We have a team of friendly advisors across the UK who are committed to helping people get the right window dressings for their home. We appreciate it's really difficult to buy off-the-peg curtains and blinds, because as you've found out, not all windows are the same. A made-to-measure option really overcomes this problem, and in one of our appointments, you can view the fabrics against furniture, and even see how it would look at the window. If you're interested in booking a free appointment, simply follow this link - https://www.hillarys.co.uk/arrange-an-appointment/ Kind regards, Zoe

Hi, I don't think either would be wrong, it just depends on your style. If going for black I would recommend accessorising the room with subtle hints of black to anchor the look. White is always a classic choice and any style in this shade will look great. Find attached some rooms we have styled with our products [Bloc Blinds] to give you an idea... Don't hesitate to contact us if you need more help. Good Luck! Sile

If you were at a point of choosing blinds for your conservatory, what would you go for? We are keen to find out what your thoughts are. Let us know what you would opt for and why; a roof and side roller blinds or all pleated? Below there is a general description on both for guidance Roller blinds- Great at adding thermal comfort and the desired black out effect, reducing UV damage, glare and adding total privacy. Managed through a cable system, height can be easily regulated manually and may be motorised for total comfort. Pleated blinds- Concertina blinds allow sunlight to shine through, without compromising privacy. The blinds will help to keep the conservatory cool and when they’re not in use they can be drawn back through the pleats, into a slim and neat pack, without the need for cables. Thank you for giving us your opinion!

I have a bright aqua geometric blind in my bathroom. I think a bright fuchsia pink would look good? However, I do love a bit of colour!