Compare Porcelain Venetian Blinds

Like the finest porcelain this venetian blind has a delicate grey colouring thats perfect for creating a soft, warm atmosphere. The pastel tone will look at home alongside other light shades and of course the practical features of the blind mean that its a prime candidate like the finest porcelain this venetian blind has a delicate grey colouring thats perfect for creating a soft, warm atmosphere.

The natural grain finish of the ecowood in porcelain grey fine grain makes it perfect for adding the look of authentic painted wood to your home. The silky grey tone is sweet and subtle, as well as completely versatile, matching a wide range of styles and colour schemes. Insert the porcelain grey fine grain into a light decor scheme for a lounge, furnishing the room with white painted wickers, luxe grey fabrics, and minimal metal.

The ecowood in porcelain grey satin is a pretty yet unassuming piece in a pale dove grey and with a smooth, silky finish. This attractive blind is practical and durable, as well as offering style and sophistication to any room in the home. As for the colour? It matches everything. Give your lounge a contemporary makeover by opting for an ultra-trendy yellow and grey colour scheme. Paint one wall in a sunny yellow tone and the others in a soft white.

There's no colour with quite the versatile sophistication of grey, and the ecowood deluxe range's porcelain grey fine grain doesn't let it down. A realistic grain texture sits across the slats, which offer contemporary clean lines as well as practical durability. Coordinate the porcelain grey fine grain with a rich mauve for a stunningly pretty, yet clean and contemporary, look in the guest bedroom.

The subtle dove grey of the porcelain grey satin, borne from the luxe ecowood deluxe range, is a refreshingly cool shade and sits on a smooth, untarnished surface across wide adjustable slats. Coordinating ladder tapes add to the designer feel. Use the porcelain grey satin as a toning accent to stronger shades, such as deep purple or rich red, in the master or guest bedroom. Paint a feature wall in your key colour, adding the blind as a way of breaking up the block colour, and coordinate accessories in matching colours.