Conservatory Blinds Ideas

Plan the whole room

Conservatories usually have roof glass, side windows and often doors. Planning them together, so the blinds coordinate, gives a calm, finished look.

Ideas that work well

• Pleated roof blinds: these help with overhead glare — see conservatory blinds.
• Perfect Fit® side blinds: a neat fit on each pane — see Perfect Fit® blinds.
• Motorised roof blinds: for roof panels you can't reach.
• Reflective-backed fabrics: these help reflect sunlight.

Roof blinds: comfort all year

A conservatory roof lets in a lot of sun. Roof blinds cut the glare from overhead and help the room feel more comfortable on bright days, while a layer at the glass can make the space feel cosier in cooler months. If that matters to you, honeycomb (cellular) fabrics trap a pocket of air, which adds a little extra insulation.

Remote-control convenience

Roof panels are usually out of reach, which is why motorised blinds are popular in conservatories — you can adjust the whole room from the sofa. We'll explain the control options at your appointment.

Mixing styles

Pleated blinds are the usual choice for the roof, because they can be made in so many shapes. For the side windows, roller, vertical or Venetian blinds can all work depending on the look you want.

Get advice

Every pane in a conservatory needs measuring, so the easiest way to start is to book a free home appointment. We'll talk you through the options.