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Hello, without physically seeing the room and the amount of light it's always hard to suggest window dressings, but if you want to keep that minimal look then consider conservatory blinds for the patio doors instead of curtains as they fit inside the frame, you could get same for the windows. Pale grey would tie in with your worktops and provide a contrast to the white frames but not take any focus from the feature wall - lovely colour choice btw. If you don't like the idea of minimal/pleated blinds and want curtains on the doors, then I'd still recommend the pale grey but perhaps Roman blinds for the windows. A geometric print like Hex from Prestigous Textiles would add some pattern. Their stone colour way is actually a lovely soft grey. Amelia

Hi. Thanks for your comments! I don't want anything to minimal as I prefer the homely look. Could Roman blinds work for the doors too? :)

Roman Blinds will give you a smart, tailored look and that doesn't sound like the homely look you want. To soften the look of blinds you could add dress curtains and use the blinds for privacy. I think you should incorporate the colour of your feature wall in the soft furnishings fabric. If you want to read about using colour this blog post may help you: https://signatureinteriorsblog.com/2016/08/06/how-to-handle-colour/

I like the idea of dress curtains to soften, another problem I've got is varying room above the Windows. How much room should you have above the Windows,between the window and ceiling to accommodate roman blinds?

I'm thinking roman blinds, outside the window frames. Either in a fabric that has the aubergine colour in with curtains that pick up on another colour in that fabric. Or you could go for more subtle grey/white options.

Wow thanks for that carolins! It helps to see what it looks like! Would never have though of something like that. I quite like the geometric fabrics but struggling to find something,What is the name of the floral fabric that you used in the picture? :)

It's a Harlequin fabric, called Floreale. But to be honest, the pattern probably is too large for your Roman blinds. I just picked it because I liked the colours.

Oh yes it is quite large! :)

I like this one too.

And the hex pattern that Amelia Wilson posted is nice.

Or thiszigzag or one of the other ones in that collection?

Do you like any of these?

Yes! I like them both. Definitely order samples before you commit to having something made.

Thank you. I'm having a pale grey sofa in the kitchen and I'd i like to mix some different pattern cushions on the sofa, mainly geo/ikat type. Could I do this with either of the blinds I picked out? :)

I think so, depending on the patterns and colours you'll choose for the cushions.

I found most of these on Etsy

If you go for made to measure patterned blinds, see if you can order some extra fabric for a couple of cushions or maybe they'll even make cushions for you?

That looks absolutely great! I shall order some samples tomorrow. Thank you for taking the time to do that :)

You're welcome :-) Keep us posted if you like.

Hi carolins. I've just had a look on etsy. Did you search for lime or chartreuse? I Can't find those ones and I love them! :)

They were under Green in the popocolor shop

John Lewis has some nice ones too

Thanks :)