Compare Origin Vertical Blinds

The origin (blackout) in riptide features a lightweight, malleable fabric and a gorgeously cool, icy shade of blue. Adjustable louvres protect you from light disturbances and excess heat as and when you need it; simply tilt or move aside as you please. Group with bright whites and the subtlest of silvers in a modern, calming home office or dining room, where light woods will suit it best. Or insert some subtle colour into your hallway or landing, without overpowering any existing dcor choices.

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.

Origin (blackout)'s spun pearl is a strong and vivid shade of grey that will work hard to offset other, brighter colours. The simple, smooth texture of the fabric creates easily movable louvres, which can be adjusted at will to allow as much or as little light in as you like. Use in a chic, contemporary home office with plenty of whites or creams, and the occasional hint of silver every now and again.

The beneficial and beautiful origin (blackout) in snow features a valuable blackout attribute, which allows you to conquer the night-time light. This quality blind creates a modern look with its brilliant white shading and contemporary, changeable louvres for the added bonus of your privacy and shading preferences. Use the snow in your master bedroom to benefit from its hidden blackout quality. Match the stark white of the blind with a creative, colourful wallpaper or simple, chalky pink paint.

The sleek and pliable origin (blackout) in crimson a gorgeously brave red, on a hardwearing blackout fabric. Its effective blackout properties and easy-to-use adjustable louvres make this a fantastically practical choice, without compromising on looks. Make a feature of the crimson by setting it against dazzling white walls and dark furniture, although most tones of wood will work well with this blind.

The functional style of the origin (blackout) in sky gives you the best of both worlds when it comes to taste, class, and workability. The soft, supple fabric is of the highest quality, and is formed into slim louvres that are easy to move and tilt as you please. The traditional room for a blue might be the bathroom, but why not team the sky with yellows and whites in the dining room instead? Or grouping together with paler shades of blue in the guest bedroom or home office? With the versatility of the sky, the possibilities are infinite.

The soft neutrality of the origin (blackout) in magnolia brings to mind rich dessert cream, and its fine, smooth surface is soft to the touch. As well as being pleasing to the eye, this blind has effective blackout properties, and is made from a high quality, lasting fabric. The magnolia is the perfect neutral, and can be set amongst almost any colour scheme. Use amongst browns in the living room for a traditional look; plums in the dining room for moody cosiness; or blues in the bathroom for freshness and tranquillity.

Go navy with this rich, dark blue offering from the origin (blackout) range. This is a deep, classic shade that adds a touch of sophistication wherever it's placed, whilst continuing to add the functionality and pragmatism that you will come to expect from the origin range. This dark shade of blue will make white walls look even cleaner and crisper, and this traditional colour scheme can be accented with silver fixtures and fittings in the kitchen, along with light woods and worktops.

The origin (blackout) in graphite gives a fantastically contemporary effect that is so versatile that it can be paired with almost any colour scheme. Made from high quality, lightweight fabric that is durable and long-lasting, this is a functional option as well as a chic one. Accent with silvers and whites for a modern living room; team with a bold red to make a statement in the dining room; or create a feature window in a white or cream hallway.

The smooth neutral of the origin (blackout) steel is a versatile shade of grey-beige that works well with almost any colour it comes across. The quality blackout fabric works well as adjustable louvres, which can be moved according to how much light you want in your room. Complement a rich burgundy for a traditional colour scheme in the lounge or den, or pair with browns and taupes for a cosy, modern feel in the kitchen.