Kitchen blinds

Bring the outside in

A nod to mother nature, Rio Juniper is the perfect backdrop to this dining area. Featuring a pattern of leaves and berries, this blind enhances the organic, natural feel of this interior theme, and brings a splash of colour to the otherwise neutral décor.

Statement making tables

From contemporary and colourful to sparkling Scandi, there are so many ways to dress a dining table for Christmas Day. Begin with a tablecloth or runner, then work in extra textures and colours with foliage, crockery and accessories. Here, the soft Vertical blinds dressing the patio doors complement the contemporary design of this Christmas table beautifully.

Liven up your space

We’re really proud to offer our range of recycled fabrics for Roller blinds. These fabrics are made from recycled PET polyester plastic bottles, giving a second life to materials and reducing the need for petroleum based processes involved in creating virgin polyester. This kitchen has a zesty and fresh feel with the Conscious Lime Roller blind from the recycled range. The energising colour breathes life into the heart of the home, opening up the space to create a bright and welcoming atmosphere.

Minimal monochromes

We’ve dressed these large kitchen windows with Roman blinds in Matisse Mono. The fabric helps keep the crisp, clean look against the white walls, while echoing the monochromatic colour scheme in the cabinet and bench top. We’ve kept colour in the room to a minimum to not lose the impact of the blind.

Bea's problem-solving advisor

"I draw a lot in the kitchen so I wanted something that could control the light a little bit more for that. If it’s a very bright day I wanted something that would be a bit softer and more diffused. My advisor, Ben, was lovely, and from day one he was really concise, he made things really clear, he explained everything! The whole process was really straight forward" - Bea Taylor

Wise words from a Hillarys advisor

"Lots of customers use their patio doors as a way out to the garden, so I recommend Day & Night blinds. They sit neatly over the door frames and can even be motorised, letting you move in and out with ease."

Electric blinds make it easy

Lots of our customers tell us it’s the freedom and convenience that they love most about electric blinds. They are a super helpful solution if your windows are in awkward places like behind furniture, or high up out of reach. This electric Roman blind was the perfect solution for Charlotte - she doesn't have to lean over the table to open and close it, plus the addition of a thick interlining helps keep the room nice and cosy.

Charlotte Boyd

Interior Stylist

This is the sort of DIY job I hate doing so I was very happy not to be up the ladder with a drill! My Hillarys advisor made it look easy, no fuss, no stress, just a gorgeously dressed window.

Keeping it natural

"When it comes to Christmas table decor I like to keep it as natural looking as possible with lots of touches of greens, creams and whites. Reflective metallics work beautifuly with the twinkly glow of candles and fairy lights. The soft voiles over my bifold doors create the perfect backdrop for a dinner party, they filter the low winter sun beauitfully while my Mirco INTU Hive blinds work hard to prevent heat loss through the bifold doors, keeping my dining area a comfortable temperature even in the depths of winter."

Suzi Tipple

Interior Squad Member

My Mirco INTU Hive blinds work hard to prevent heat loss through the bifold doors.

Pops of colour

A fun addition to this crisp white kitchen, Lucca Brick features small chips of colour, with shades of browns, greys, yellow and orange bursting through a white backdrop. It's perfect for injecting just a little bit of colour into this space without creating a block.

Solutions for kitchens

Kitchen blinds need to be able to stand the heat, the wet, and the spills and stains that are all part and parcel of every busy home. The good news is that our Roller blinds are available in moisture-resistant and flame-retardant finishes, designed to last through everyday use and endure the steam, moisture, and heat common in kitchens.

Waterfall of colours

Bring a little bit of the tropics into your home with this Roman blind in Emelina Waterfall. The vibrant fabric makes a striking centrepiece of these dining room windows, matched perfectly with pops of colour in the window frames and table seating.

Minimal monochromes

We’ve dressed these large kitchen windows with Roman blinds in Matisse Mono. The fabric helps keep the crisp, clean look against the white walls, while echoing the monochromatic colour scheme in the cabinet and bench top. We’ve kept colour in the room to a minimum to not lose the impact of the blind.

Modern neutrals

The blush pink tones of Shore Cerulean add softness and elegance to this dining room. A modern twist on neutral décor, we've taken inspiration from Scandinavian style, making use of clean, simple lines and organic materials like the wooden chairs and cabinet.

Divine dining

While the bright white table contrasts wonderfully against the moody blue walls of this dining area, it's the Marble Aquamarine Roller blind that really steals the show. We chose to make a bold statement of this wide window bringing an unexpected flair to the room with swirling blues rippling and flowing to create a striking yet sophisticated décor scheme.

Emma Fishman

Interiors Writer

I love, love, love the new collection! Gorgeous fresh patterns and prints making the humble Roller blind look so luxe!

Iver Pastel roman blinds

Spectrum Gloss White

Venetian blinds are perfectly suited to rooms with more moisture such as kitchens or bathrooms.

Clever colour

To complement the clever use of colour throughout this contemporary dining space, we've chosen Polly Crimson to dress the traditional bay window. The detailed print pattern stands proudly at the focal point of the room as the perfect backdrop to the vibrant furnishings, bringing the whole décor scheme together without overwhelming the space.