Throw yourself into the bohemian epoch with a folksy floral print. This Ester Roman blind is bursting with colour – from sage green to fuchsia pink and golden yellow. The addition of natural, stripped wood shelves and a bright pop art print give this otherwise contemporary kitchen a flavour of hippie spirit.

1970s design sees interiors take on a darker colour palette thanks to the popularity of wood panelling and furniture. However, this era is still defined by a love for bold patterns and textures bordering on gaudy. For this look, don’t be afraid of colour – from peacock blues to sea foam greens and ochre yellow, throw them all into the mix.

Indoor hanging baskets overflowing with lush greenery are the quintessential décor detail from the 1970s. Team with inky green walls and dark walnut furniture for a mid-century feel that is nostalgic but also contemporary. We’ve continued the botanical theme with these Greenery Tropical blinds. The oversized leaf print mirrors the indoor plants, but is a little more restrained for a more modern look.