Hiya, Definitely go for the layered look - it's an effect lots of our customers favour and you get the best of both worlds. A Roman blind will create a really cosy feel like you say, and as Bagpuss mentions, picking up on the purple would be a really lovely look. You could also go for a pop of the lime green you've used as an accent colour, for an alternative modern look? Good luck with your search - it's a lovely light room, and I'm sure it will look stunning! Zoe

For my first roman blind I used a roman blind kit from Dunelm, worked out great. I then used those instructions to go on to make a further 12 (never buy a house with 5 sided bay windows!) and purchased the bits needed from terrysfabrics as mentioned by Catherine Byrne. They are really straightforward. The key is to take your time with your measurements/calculations and with ensuring your edges and rod pockets are straight.

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!

It is a wonderful space and the view to the garden is lovely. However I think it would benefit from some softness that only fabric can give. Roller rather than wooden would be my choice. You could try a billowy white fabric treatment, but that may make it too 'bedroomy'. Good luck with whatever you decide.