Compare Black Vertical Blinds

The origin (blackout) in ebony is the deepest, darkest black, which will make it a strong contender for attention in your room. Its blackout properties, manoeuvrable louvres, and smooth, high quality fabric just serve to add to the appeal of this sleek window covering. Accentuate lime green or orange shades in a teen's bedroom or your home office by settling the ebony amongst them to craft a monochromatic colour scheme with a colour-popping twist.

The blackest of blacks, the affinity black is a bold and contemporary choice of blind, yet with a traditional scattered pattern sitting gently on top. This is a blind that exists only to stand up and be noticed, and there is certainly no missing it. Design a monochrome home office space by making the black its central feature, and surrounding it with stark whites and cool greys. Add a splash of colour if you like, using bright citrus shades, a bold red, or creamy pastels.

In terms of home dcor, the colour black often gets misunderstood. Yet, far from being moody or gothic in nature, the palermo (blackout) black makes a wonderful complementary accent to other, brighter shades, whilst still retaining the brilliant practicality that is so typical of the palermo range. Accent bold brights in the kitchen, such as yellows or limes, with the darkness of the black, or set up a wholly monochromatic scheme in the home office by teaming with pure, bright whites and pale dove greys, letting the blind be your room's dominant feature.

Go bold with the roma (fr) in ebony for a dramatic window display that's certain to grab your visitors' attention. This contemporary black blind features a crisp and considerable fabric which forms a modern look with striking effect, and provides the added bonus of tilting louvres for your shading and privacy needs. Fashion a striking dcor scheme in your lounge by featuring the ebony amidst punchy fuschia walls and polished, ebony furniture.