Kids bedroom window ideas
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temple274
6 years ago
Carolina
6 years agoRelated Discussions
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6 years agoI love Carolina's idea. Another option would be these blackout blinds from John Lewis. Do they have any colours they agree on? If not I'd stick with a dark blind and encourage them to accessorise their beds to their hearts content!!
Carolina
6 years agoJen Osborne
6 years agoMaybe they can each choose a bunch of fabrics and you make a patchwork curtain?
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6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoHi Tia,
I think our new Glow in the Dark fabric could have a fun middle ground appeal to both girls while the neutral grey background will work well with the colour scheme.
Our roller blinds are unique as you can actually swap the fabric of the blinds after they are installed without remeasuring or ever removing the system from the window, by simply hooking off one fabric and hooking on another. So you can easily update your look as their tastes grow and change. Find out more about our Fabric Changing Roller Blinds here.
Or you could pair the fabric with a BlocOut™ Blind for an unmatched level of darkness in the room to ensure the girls get a great night's sleep, even on these brighter morning.
Feel free to give us a call on 0800 107 5535 if you have any questions at all.
Best of luck,
Kiera
Tia WilkinsOriginal Author