No problem. I think I'd be tempted by the Pleated blinds as you can have the sheer fabric you wanted. With the Roller blinds, they include a opaque stripe with a translucent stripe which you can then slide against each other to create opaque opaque for privacy or light control. They aren't available in blackout fabrics unfortunately - I'm not sure why the fabrics wouldn't be showing, but they're available in two ranges - cascade and lustre. Lustre has just that, a slight shimmer, and the colours range from neutrals, to black, silver, gold and red. If you'd like some more advice, then you might like to consider making a free home appointment with one of our advisors online here - https://www.hillarys.co.uk/arrange-an-appointment/ . That way, they'll be able to get a feel for your home and how you use it, and offer more tailored advice and show you our full range of samples. Hope that helps, Zoe

Hi, for the bedroom you could have a bottom up roller blind in a sunscreen fabric. This would allow you to roll up the fabric so that your neighbours can't see in but still allow light in. Sunscreen fabric itself allows a view out whilst providing some privacy. In addition, you could have a blackout roller blind for night time. Alternatively, you could just have a bottom up roller blind in blackout fabric, but you wouldn't be getting as much light in the day. For the living room, we would suggest a sunscreen roller blind for the door and window. Sunscreen fabric is perfect for cutting glare on tvs. Here are some bottom up roller blinds in sunscreen fabric which we installed recently. Here is a bottom up roller blind in blackout fabric which we installed recently. Here are some examples of sunscreen roller blinds for your living room.

Hi lu9349 This is a really pretty window feature and I think that the addition of a window seat is an excellent idea here. Take a look at how we have styled this window seat area below using translucent dim out fabric. If you're going for a Hampton's/French provincial look I suggest the following swatches. Soft White above. Below Meadow Spring [ties in with your stained glass tint], Spring White Twig. Bloc Blinds range fit perfectly to the windows they are designed for. This allows easy installation of the blinds in minutes with no specialised equipment. We have a range of plain and pattern blackout and dim out fabrics to suit any window and you will find that additional curtains and shutters will be unnecessary. The blind can be fitted on the edge of the window recess or inside the recess providing a clean and stylish aesthetic in your bedroom. For further advice or support on how to install don’t hesitate to contact our team at info@blocblinds.com and we’ll be happy to help. Good Luck! Síle

Hi there, PerfectFit blinds sound like a great option. They're very neat so won't take up valuable space in your bedroom, and as they're available with Pleated, Roller and Venetian styles, you'll have a whole host of fabrics to choose from too. As it's a bedroom, you might also be interested in blackout fabrics available in Pleated and Roller blinds which will help you to control the light on sunny mornings. Looking forward to seeing pictures when you've done, Zoe