Ready to take a leap into bold colour? Follow these tips and tricks for decorating with daring colour and striking pattern.
If you’re crazy for colour and partial to pattern, you’ll love the bold prints and vibrant hues in our stunning collections. And if you want to be braver but don’t know how, we’re here to help you get it right.
Sometimes a burst of bold pattern is all you need to give your décor a lift.
So many people forget to include window treatments when they’re planning a new look, when in fact, windows take up a huge amount of space within your room, and are an ideal canvas for you to express your creativity.
The only rule with bold pattern is to make sure the print you choose picks up one or more colours from the room.
If your home has bold architectural features, then your windows dressings should ideally reflect the look and feel of the space.
This smart side extension has an industrial aesthetic, with exposed steel and polished concrete.
Our innovative Day and Night Roller blinds mirror these strong architectural features, and because they come with the option of motorised controls, these smart blinds also echo the modernity of the space.
Here’s a great example of a room where all of the design elements have been carefully considered to achieve a cohesive look.
Vertical blinds in a rich mossy hue follow the curve of this beautiful bow window and pick up the forest green tones from the feature wall mural.
Copper and rich ochre accents add a luxe edge to this modern rustic look.
A vibrant colour choice is another great way to add a finishing flourish to your scheme.
The cool, denim blue tones of the Renzo Navy Roller blind in this bedroom window compliment the warm burnt orange accents for a look that will transition easily from season to season.
Part of our Margo Selby at Hillarys collection Renzo Navy will not only add drench your space in colour, but will also bring an interesting pop of velvety texture to your windows.
If you want to truly embrace a maximalist look, then clashing colour and pattern is essential. In this wonderful living room, the base palette consists of pink, gold and white.
Strong geometric patterns and shapes feature strongly throughout, but the magic ingredient in great maximalist styling is to create visual contrast.
For example, counter the edgy look of the curtains with a soft furnishings, and second, pair a modernist boxy sofa with a curvaceous gold table.
Explore our gallery and discover more bold ways to solve your tricky window dilemmas with practical blinds, curtains and shutters
Take a look at more ideas that reflect a range of personal styling preferences
