Compare Striped Blinds

The subtle latte brown and dove grey colour palette of the guarda stripe in grey is versatile enough to work in most dcor schemes, whilst the off-white background and occasional jet black stripe offset the colours perfectly. Use the grey to create a strong, moody style in a den or study. Embrace the colour scheme and opt for grey walls and black and white accessories, using the odd light wood to bring out the unusual tan tone in the blind.

Blending soft latte with a pretty cornflower blue, all on a white base, the guarda stripe in cornflower has a laid-back feel about it that would lend itself to a nautical theme or casually worn look in a home. Shabby chic your living room by including the cornflower and surrounding it with worn woods, vintage finds, and antique furniture. Go for natural floorboards and pale blue walls, accessorising throughout with varying shades of sky and sea blue.

A contemporary blue and grey combo, the guarda stripe in indigo offers roughly painted stripes on a white background, giving an artistic look and feel to this roman blind. The cotton fabric sits neatly into roman folds, and you'll find it simple and easy to use. The indigo would make the ideal addition to a child's or teenager's bedroom, where soft grey walls will provide the perfect base for bolder blue tones in the form of wall art, toys, and ornaments.

Blending bold cherry red with candy red and dove grey, and placing them on a creamy white background, the guarda stripe cherry is a bright and eye-catching roman blind with plenty of colour and character. Pair with a modern red kitchen fit, opting for white walls and red units. Choose lighter woods for a contemporary look, and accessorise throughout the room with various shades of red, charcoal, and dove grey.

A summery combination of ochre yellow, sunny lemon, and soft dove grey, the stripes of the guarda stripe in ochre sit casually on a creamy white background and the outcome is soft and appealing, perfect for the modern home. Brighten up your kitchen by teaming the ochre with cream units and yellow walls. Choose appliances, utensils, and tea towels in matching greys and yellows, and keep wooden furniture light and contemporary.

If purple's your thing, then the guarda stripe in grape is for you. A creamy white background, striped with lines of various thicknesses and in shades of grape, mauve, and stone, this is a truly modern blind with bags of personality. Use the grape to accent a purple and grey dcorated living room, opting for a mixture of white and grey walls, grey sofas, and a purple and grey rug. Throw in some grape throws and cushions for extra comfort.

The riviera stripe smoke is a top quality, lightweight fabric, woven into the most contemporary of modern and eye-catching designs. Giving a full range of grey shades from charcoal, through fashionable stone greys, to a simple and pure off-white, the smoke is sure to be a great addition to your home. The colours on offer in the smoke work well as a way of adding a real depth of colour to a lightly decorated living room or front hallway.

The passion offering from the riviera stripe range is a modern and vibrant blind that contrasts a bold and strong red against fashionable stone greys and off-whites. The variation in stripe width gives this range a truly eclectic feel. This blind works fantastically when you want to add a red theme to your bedroom or living room, but don't find the option of a plain red blind appealing. Alternatively, why not use the stone grey stripes to complement tiling and wooden features in your room, whilst the red will add a splash of colour.