School Holiday Craft Ideas

Written by Georgie Owen. Posted in Inspirational Ideas, Latest News

It’s that time of year where your children have broken up from school for the summer holidays, and they’re in need of something to keep them busy. Why not take on the challenge of redecorating their bedroom with new curtains and blinds, or adding a few new additions? We’ve put together some children’s interior craft project ideas that you could do with your children when you’re stuck for something to do, keeping them busy and keeping their mind active – with an added bonus of refreshing their bedroom decor!

Make your own bunting:

You will need:

• 2 m of fabric (1 m in one design, 1 m in another)
• Pinking shears
• Needle and Thread
• Pins
• 3.5 m of ribbon
• Template of bunting shape (provided in link below)

Click here to download the Bunting Template

Step 1:

Open up the template provided and print the document in its actual size format (the bunting size once printed should be approx 15 cm wide and 19 cm long). Once you’ve done that, cut the template out.

Step 2:

Pin your template to one of your fabric choices, and cut around it with your pinking shears. Repeat the process on your other fabric choice, and keep going until you have 8 of one design, and 7 of the other. The picture below shows the layout of both designs.

Step 3:

Lay out your ribbon and starting 5 cm in, sew the top of the bunting flags onto the ribbon with your needle and thread, or a sewing machine if you have one. Make sure you leave a 5 cm gap between each flag and at the end. Any access ribbon can be cut off after the 5 cm end piece.

Step 4:

Now it’s time to hang it up! But before you do that, you can decorate the bunting however you wish, with contrasting buttons and beads, or you could even glue on some pom poms!

Fabric suggestions:

These fabrics can also be used for curtains or roman blinds, so you can follow the same colours and themes throughout the room’s decor. You can also use wallpaper to make your own bunting, you don’t necessarily have to use fabric – just simply glue the bunting flags to the ribbon instead!

Boutique Boulevard Fabric in Black/White/Multi

Harlequin 'Tickety Boo' Fabric in Tangerine

Scion 'Bloomin Lovely' Fabric in Sherbet/Raspberry/Chalk

Scion 'Toodle Pip' Fabric in Raspberry/Sunshine/Rhubarb

Harlequin 'Jolly Jurassic' Fabric in Aqua/Tangerine/Apple/Natural

Harlequin Buttons Fabric in Poppy/Denim/Pale Yellow/Natural

Scion 'April Showers' Fabric in Poppy/Tangerine/Sunshine

Scion 'Splish Splash' Fabric In Poppy/Sherbet/Cirtus

Create  your own wall art:

You will need:

• 7 photo frames of all sorts of different sizes
• 3 designs of wallpaper
• Scissors
• Tape measure/ruler
• Hammer
• Picture hooks

Step 1:

Measure the size of the frames to work out what measurement you will need to cut the wallpapers to.

Step 2:

Choose which wallpaper designs you want in which frames, and the layout you would like. Then start to cut out the pieces of wallpaper to fit the frames, and pop them in the frames once done.

Step 3: 

Now all you need to do is pop them up on the wall with your hammer and picture hooks, in whatever formation you wish! You can also use washi tape or other embellishments to decorate your frames, to add your own bespoke touch to them.

Wallpaper suggestions:

The wallpapers below feature contrasting patterns and colourways to really set the rooms scene.

Other wallpaper and curtain fabric uses:

• Make your own cushion covers
• Cover your own lampshades
• Decorate and cover your own stationary pot

To have a look at what other wallpapers and curtain fabrics you can choose from, have a look at our brands page to gather some more inspiration.

Why not follow our most recent Pinterest board to see more wallpaper and fabric craft tutorials? A mix of ideas that you can easily do with your children in the school holidays and on rainy weekends in:

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Rio Olympics Ready – Brazilian Home Decor Inspiration

Written by Georgie Owen. Posted in Uncategorized

Today we’re at the start line getting Rio Olympics ready with some Brazilian themed home decor inspiration. Below we’ve put together some images of products and collections that feature depictions of the Brazilian culture, all set to support Britain in going for gold in Rio this year.

Harlequin’s Amazilia Collection

A stunning collection of wallpapers and fabrics featuring tropical motifs in a selection of delicious colourways. Pair this collection with rattan furniture, some bamboo picture frames/mirrors, bright/colourful accessories and lots of green plant life to really bring the Brazilian theme into your home.

Amazilia Fabric in Flamingo/Papaya/Apple

Congo Fabric in Flamingo/Indigo/Olive

Amazilia Wallpaper in Gooseberry

Java Fabric in Flamingo/Peach

Kabala Fabric in Gooseberry

Pecoso Wallpaper in Flamingo

Limosa Fabric in Papaya/Lagoon/Loganberry

Nalina Fabric in Flamingo/Papaya/Loganberry

Raya Wallpaper in Turquoise

Papilio Fabric in Flamingo/Papaya/Loganberry

Paradise in Papaya/Flamingo/Apple

Papilio Wallpaper in Peach/Lagoon/Zest

Rumbia Fabric in Lagoon/Gooseberry

Limosa Wallpaper in Loganberry/Raspberry

Savanna Fabric in Elephant

Nuvola Wallpaper in Ink/Mica

Tambo Fabric in Indigo/Flamingo/Loganberry

Kabala Wallpaper in Lagoon

Scion’s Terry Toucan Fabric and Wallpaper

The toucan originates in South America, and it’s bright, colourful bill makes it one of the world’s most popular birds. The Terry Toucan print features a tropical Toucan who is bursting with colour and personality. This delightfully fun design is perfect for children’s bedrooms, try pairing it with contrasting cushions and a cosy rug to finish the room off. This fabulous bird will really get you ready for the Olympic games this summer!

Terry Toucan Fabric in Tangerine/Charcoal/Maize

Terry Toucan Fabric in Honey/Charcoal/Sky

Terry Toucan Fabric in Charcoal/Putty

Terry Toucan Wallpaper in Honey/Charcoal/Sky

Terry Toucan Wallpaper in Tangerine/CharcoalMaize

Louvolite Roller Blind Fabric

If bright, big and colourful prints aren’t your thing, then try these delicately designed roller blind fabrics, which feature small outlines of butterfly detailing. A subtle yet effective option for bringing some life to your window.

Papillon Jasmine White

Papillon Wild Primrose

Papillon Meadow Green

Papillon Misty Blue

I hope that you’re just as excited as we are now for the Rio Olympics this summer! Keep an eye on our social media accounts to keep up to date with our Olympic related posts over the next few weeks, and come on in to our showroom to get a closer look and feel for the wallpapers and fabrics mentioned above.

Here are a couple of Pinterest boards we’ve created for you to explore the theme even further:

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Summertime Florals

Written by Georgie Owen. Posted in Inspirational Ideas, Latest News

We’ve selected some of our favourite products inspired by beautiful summertime floral designs, all reflecting upon that feel good summer feeling. 

The great British summertime is slowly starting to make a slight appearance, so why not have a refresh with your curtains, blinds or wallpaper to really get in the mood for a lovely summer.

Below are fabric, roller blind fabric and wallpaper samples featuring summery floral inspired designs that we feel are the perfect solution to getting you in the mood for the summer.

Curtain Fabrics

Summer Delights:

A mix of delightfully eye-catching fabrics which feature depictions of a variety of exotic flower heads.

From left to right:

• Harlequin ‘Nalina’ Fabric from the ‘Amazilia’ Collection – Flamingo/Papaya/Loganberry 
• Harlequin ‘Floreale’ Fabric from the ‘Fauvisimo’ Collection – Fuchsia/Heather/Lime
• Artbook by Kim Park ‘Ariadne’s Dream Linen’ Fabric – Multi-coloured

Delicate Petals:

Soft florals with delicate watercolour prints that create a subtle yet beautiful design within a room.

From left to right:

• Sanderson ‘Harebells & Violets’ Fabric from the ‘Woodland Walk’ Collection – Peony/Bayleaf
• Prestigious Textiles ‘Pot Pourri’ Fabric from the ‘Butterfly Gardens’ Collection – Lavender
• Blendworth ‘Botanique’ Fabric from the ‘Mystical’ Collection – Green/Neutral/Pink

Sun-kissed Roses:

Elegant fabrics that feature exquisite rose detailing, perfect for a summer garden party.

From left to right:

• Studio G ‘Summer Fruits’ Fabric from the ‘Garden Party’ Collection – Raspberry
• Sanderson ‘Chelsea’ Fabric from the ‘Vintage 2’ Collection – Indigo/Loganberry
• Designers Guild ‘Couture Rose’ Fabric from the ‘Couture Rose’ Collection – Fuchsia 

Roller Blind Fabrics

Ditsy Florals

These fabrics feature dainty ditsy floral prints with vibrant colourings which will lighten up your window design.

From left to right:

• Louvolite ‘Ditsy’ Blind Fabric – Berry
• R A Irwin ‘Gemma’ Blind Fabric – Mandarin
• The Fabric Box ‘Farah’ Blind Fabric – Lilac

Summer Meadows 

Wild florals that’ll help your mind wander off to a sunny summer meadow.

From left to right:

• Style Studio ‘Morning Glory’ Blind Fabric – Blossom
• Style Studio ‘Meadow Flower’ Blind Fabric – Redcurrant
• Style Studio ‘Hydrangea’ Blind Fabric – Sky

Vintage Prints

These prints feature vintage designs that give off a sense of relaxation and tranquility.

From left to right:

• R A Irwin ‘Tapestry’ Blind Fabric – Spring Green
• Style Studio ‘Tranquility’ Blind Fabric – Luna
• The Fabric Box ‘Rosa’ Blind Fabric – Calico

Wallpapers

Block Brights

These wallpapers contain block print colours that will lighten up your decor and make an extravagant statement piece.

From left to right:

• Orla Kiely ‘Giant Rhododendron’ Wallpaper from the ‘Orla Kiely’ Collection – Honeysuckle
• Artbook by Kim Parker ‘Penelope’s Muse’ Wallpaper – Multi-coloured
• Sanderson ‘Papavera’ Wallpaper  from the ‘Papavera’ Collection – Scarlet/Cerise

Summery Greys

A more contemporary take on floral prints, these wallpapers contain delicate brushstrokes with a mixture of pastel/bold colour palettes.

From left to right:

• Romo ‘Saphira’ Wallpaper from the ‘Lomasi’ Collection – Blush
• Nina Campbell ‘Rosslyn’ Wallpaper from the ‘Rosslyn’ Collection – Purple
• Tim Wilman’s Sketch Twenty 3 ‘Rosanna’ Wallpaper from the ‘Lipari’ Collection – Citron

Chirpy Swallows

There’s nothing better than hearing the birds chirping on a bright sunny day, these wallpapers give off the feeling of bringing the outside in.

From left to right:

• Nina Campbell ‘Penglai’ Wallpaper from the ‘Cathay’ Collection – Blue
• Cole & Son ‘Hummingbirds’ Wallpaper from the ‘Archive Anthology’ Collection – Blue Multi-coloured
• Boråstapeter ‘Falsterbo Birds’ Wallpaper from the ‘Falsterbo II’ Collection – Beige 

I don’t know about you, but I sure do feel like venturing outside with an ice cold drink and book in hand after all of this summer talk! 

Why not step outside in this lovely weather and explore our summertime floral print products within our local showroom, to really get the feel for our wonderful summer prints inspiration – our friendly showroom staff are always on hand to help you with your home decor queries.

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Wallpaper School

Written by Georgie Owen. Posted in Wallpaper School

Welcome to our Wallpaper School. Here you will find handy how-to guides and tips relating to all things wallpaper.

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Wallpaper School – How to hang wallpaper

Written by Georgie Owen. Posted in How to Hang Wallpaper, Latest News

Wallpaper is an inexpensive way for you to lighten up and transform your home. Hanging the right wallpaper can create personality within a room, and really make a statement if needed.

So, you’ve found the perfect wallpaper for the room you’re decorating, and you can’t wait to get it straight up on the wall, but the thought of “where exactly do I start?!” is starting to settle in, right? And you don’t want to ruin something you’ve spent so much time and thought into choosing. Well do not fear! We’ve created this handy wallpaper guide for you to follow to take the stress away from something that isn’t quite as daunting once you know exactly what you’re doing.

Getting Started:

First things first, make sure you’ve got enough wallpaper to see you through the wall(s) you’re covering, and the tools to make the job that little bit easier, preventing you from getting all glued up!

Suggested Tools:

Pasting table

Hot water and a sponge

Tape measure

Step ladder

Pencil

Paint roller

Spirit level

Pasting brush/hanging brush

Wallpaper paste

Trimming knife

Sharp scissors

Protective sheets

Stripping knife

Hanging the wallpaper:

Now we’re onto the fun part, covering your walls in your lovely wallpaper! There are a few techniques to applying wallpaper, and they all vary depending on whether your wallpaper requires you to paste the wall or paste the paper on hanging. The method below is a step by step guide of how to put up paste the wall paper.

Step 1

Start in a corner of the room, a window or a door, and measure 52 cm from that starting point. Standard rolls of wallpaper are 53 cm wide, so this allows you to have a 1 cm overlap of wallpaper on the wall adjacent to the wall you’re papering, to ensure a clean, sharp edge once cut.

Step 2

Mark the wall with a pencil at the 52 cm measurement, and draw a line to the ceiling and the skirting boards using a spirit level or plumb line. The first piece you’re hanging is very important as it must be vertically straight, but once you’ve got that right, the rest comes pretty easily!

Step 3

Next, grab your paste and pasting brush and start to apply the paste into the corners and edges of the outline you’ve made. Then use your paint roller to roll/spread the paste within the width of the wallpaper length, going over a little bit to ensure there is a margin for the next length.

Step 4

Once you’ve evenly spread the paste on the wall, measure the height of your wall, add on about 8 cm and cut the wallpaper to the required length on your pasting table. If your wallpaper has a pattern repeat, then for your next panel you will need to make sure you add on the pattern repeat measurement before cutting it, to ensure it lines up correctly.
For example: if your wall measures 240 cm, and the pattern repeat of your wallpaper is 46 cm, for the wallpaper lengths you cut after putting up the first one, you will be cutting 286 cm lengths of paper to make up for the access in pattern repeats.

Step 5

Once your first length is in place and you’re happy it lines up perfectly, use your wallpaper brush to remove any bubbles that have formed, using vertical strokes.

Step 6

Happy with your work? Then cut your paper neatly with the trimming knife at the top, the bottom and the overlapping edge, and wipe off any access paste. Then move onto the following panels using exactly the same technique, and if using a wallpaper with a pattern repeat, make sure you match the pattern as you go along.

Aftercare:

• Any fingerprints or paste marks on the front of the wallpaper can be wiped off with a damp sponge afterwards.
• Some wallpapers have different aftercare requirements, so check with the supplier to confirm these.

Further help & advice:

• One of our suppliers ‘Boråstapeter’ created this video showing how to put paste the wall wallpaper up:

• The following video shows a different technique using wallpaper that requires you to paste the paper before hanging it on the wall:

Who said wallpapering was a tricky job hey?! A little bit of confidence, thorough preparation, some video tutorials and the right tools will get you there in the end!

If you’re still at the stage of choosing the right wallpaper for your room, then why not come into our showroom that’s open 6 days a week to gain some advice and inspiration from our dedicated and experienced showroom staff. We’re here to ensure you choose the right product for your home, that you will love for years to come!

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Summer 2016 Trends Watch – Soft Metallics and Botanical Themes

Written by Georgie Owen. Posted in Inspirational Ideas

The summer months have started to make an appearance, which means it’s time to refresh your home decor with the current interior trends that are making an appearance this year. This season, we’re seeing a lot of soft metallic textures being used, along with a few touches of botanical themes such as plants and rough, plain, weaved textures. Botanical themes give off a sense of relaxation, bringing the outdoors in with plain textures, strong shades of green and beautiful green plant life.

We’ve taken inspiration directly from our showroom to create the mood boards below, in order to inspire your interior decorating and home decor creations this summer:

Succulent Greens:

‘Succulent Greens’ features a bold mix of green botanical and metallic themes.

1. Eco Mix Metallic Wallpaper – ‘Pale Green’ – a wallpaper with a metallic green sheen and effect.
2. Vertical Blind Fabric – ‘Rainforest Seagrass’ – this fabric has a great botanical feel to it with it’s rough textures.
3. Cole & Son Contemporary Restyled Wallpaper – ‘Palm Jungle’ – a wallpaper which is sure to bring in an exotic/botanical touch into your home.
4. Clarke & Clarke Majestic Velvet Fabric – ‘Jade’ – velvet fabrics are ideal for giving off a metallic/sheen effect in any room.

Neutral Ferns:

‘Neutral Ferns’ features a more naturalistic tone, with neutral colour options such as copper, tan and grey.

1. Sanderson Woodland Walk Fern Gallery Wallpaper – ‘Charcoal/Spice’ – a fantastic centre piece, showcasing a selection of beautifully drawn fern prints.
2. Decora Sunwood Wooden Ventian – ‘Tuscan Oak’ – neutral wooden venetians give that little bit ‘more’ to a window design, the perfect window dressing option to compliment a variety of room styles.
3. Eco Mix Metallic Wallpaper – ‘Patinated Copper’ – perfectly gives off the texture of patinated metals.
4. Sanderson Woodland Walk Fern Embroidery Fabric – ‘Pebble’ – a subtle, light embroidery that has been inspired by nature.

Sophisticated Greys:

‘Sophisticated Greys’ features a simple, neutral palette of greys and taupe botanical patterns, with metallic touches.

1. Harlequin Palmetto Amborella Wallpaper – ‘Steel’ – a vintage botanical design, set against a metallic effect background.
2. Clarke & Clarke Bukhara Leyla Fabric – ‘Taupe’ – a luxury embroidered linen with a simplistic pattern that’ll compliment any window.
3. Eco Mix Metallic Wallpaper – ‘Oxide Metal’ – this wallpaper really sets off the effect of oxide metal, with a diversity in colour shades to achieve the best effect.
4. Decora The Fabric Box Davina Roller Blind Fabric – ‘Graphite’ – features a subtle floral arc print design, incorporating a soft, fresh palette.
5. Decora The Fabric Box Sephora Roller Blind Fabric – ‘Steel’ – a dim out fabric that allows some light into the room, highlighting the delicacy and intricacy in design of the fern leaves.

Further Ideas:

Take a look at our ‘Botanical Inspiration’ Pinterest board for more beautiful ideas:

Finally

Come into store to speak to any of our advisors to develop your own ideas into reality, and don’t forget to share your summer interiors with us on our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts – we’d love to see your wonderful creations!

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Cole & Son Wallpaper Collections Now In-store!

Written by Georgie Owen. Posted in Uncategorized

We have recently received eight books displaying some of Cole & Son’s most beloved wallpaper collections, for you to come and have a browse through in our showroom.

Cole & Son collections feature extensive ranges of contemporary, exquisite wallpapers that are sure to catch your eye, making a centrepiece in any room. The collections range from plain, simple wallpaper designs to beautiful, impressive prints and designs, enabling you to give your room a completely different look and feel.

Here are the collections we have available within our showroom:

Archive Anthology:

A selection of Cole & Son’s most popular and well-known classic wallpapers and designs. With some designs chosen from their extensive archives. Combining surface and flexographic printing techniques, it revisits old favourites including Hummingbirds, Madras Violet and Egerton, giving them a fresh and up to date colour palette, whilst at the same time presenting several new designs such as Florencecourt and Strawberry Tree which aim to further enhance and promote the Cole & Son archive legacy.

From the top left: Large Georgian Rope Trellis, Victorian Star, Florencecourt and Alma.

Whimsical:

A selection of nostalgic and enchanting wallpapers that are inspired by the classic childhood stories, memories and fairy tales from their youth. Through fifteen designs, including three exciting and unusual borders and a reworking of a Cole & Son classic, this new collection features whales riding the waves of far flung oceans, ethereal lantern bearing fish suspended in strange underwater worlds, starlit forests, shimmering dragonflies and harlequined merrymakers, all offering a compendium of true conversation pieces, whilst bringing the charm of children’s theatre, pageantry and literature to life.

From the top left: Woods, Cabaret, Punchinello and Stars.

Foundation:

Consisting of ten designs, the collection is influenced by architectural building materials and reclaimed surfaces. Materials such as metal, timber, marble and concrete provide inspiration for the collection. The designs are a fusion of new ideas and prints from the extensive Cole & Son archive.

From the top left: Antique Mirror, Salvage, Tweed and Crackle.

Fornasetti:

The Fornasetti collection consists of 14 designs selected from fine drawings in the archive of Piero Fornasetti (1913-1988). These wallpapers incorporate elements from the Fornasetti archives used to make stunning large scale designs in a palette of useable colours ranging from reds and golds, to neutrals and blacks.

From the top left: Mediterranea, Ex Libris, Malachite and Fiori.

Fornasetti II:

 Comprising fifteen designs, Fornasetti II delivers a repertoire of magical themes within a collection of wallpapers that are at once iconic and covetable. Eccentric motifs of fantastical flying machines, architectural details, playful monkeys, keys and owls all evoke a theatrical and whimsical world.

From the top left – Macchine Volanti, Acquario, Uccelli and Nuvolette.

Contemporary Restyled:

The Contemporary Restyled collection is a fresh take on iconic designs, breathing new life into popular designs from the brand’s extensive history, including the beloved Woods, Cow Parsley, Orchid, Hicks Hexagon, Palm Leaves and Flamingos.

From the top left: Woods & Pears, Hicks’ Hexagon, Rajapur and Malabar.

Curio:

Shimmering mineral surfaces, woodgrain textures, sea corals and precious stones define this beautifully curated collection of non-woven wallpapers. Inspired by the rarities and objets d’art of the natural world, Curio is a collectors’ box of eleven designs, ranging from the lustrous hexagonal Mineral design and sharp edged Quartz, to the botanical Seafern patterns and softly marbled Zebrawood design.

From the top left: Ingot, Mineral, Wood Grain and Plume.

Landscape Plains:

Bringing together five semi-plain designs in a host of colours with a mix of matte, pearl and metallic finishes, these papers offer a comprehensive and elegant palette to be used independently or to complement many of our existing wallpapers.

From the top left: Cordovan, Coral, Jaspe and Pebble.

• Our showroom is open 9:30 – 17:30 Monday to Friday, and 9:30 – 17:00 on Saturdays, so feel free to come and explore Cole & Son’s magnificent wallpaper collections for yourselves!

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Child Blind Safety

Written by Georgie Owen. Posted in Important Information

Do you have small children, and are you concerned as to what options you have for certain types of blinds to use in your home? There really is no need to be; we can supply you with many different blind safety options to suit your personal requirements, helping you to rest assured that your children are safe.

As of February 2014, as a standard, all types of blinds now have to meet certain laws and regulations in regards to child safety, regardless of whether a child is present or not. It is now illegal to supply or professionally install blinds that do not comply with certain child safety laws.

There are three options in which you can choose to follow to make sure your blinds are complying with child blind safety laws:

Safe by Design:

Safe by design blinds are cordless, or come with concealed or tensioned cords. These products are typically pushed or pulled into position, in replacement of the need and use of cords or chains. Safe by design blinds are considered to be the safest option in regards to child safety. We have safe by design options for roller, vertical, pleated and venetian blinds:

Motorised:

• We can supply you with motorised roller blinds, either with a wand control, or a wireless remote control. The blinds are rechargeable, and one wireless remote control can control up to three blinds.

Some wooden venetian blinds are also available as a motorised option.

Spring Action:

• Blinds with a spring action allow you to open and close the blind without the use of cords or chains. Simply push up to open, and pull down to close. We have many different options available for these, including roller blinds, venetian and pleated blinds.

Vertical Blind Wand:

• Vertical blinds can now be operated with the use of a wand, of which has two uses; to pull the blind open and push it to a close; and adjust how much light you would like through the slats.

INTU® Blinds:

• INTU® blinds fit perfectly into the frame of your window, and require no cords or chains. They can be controlled by tilting or raising the blind by hand. These are available to have as roller, venetian and pleated blinds.

Slide Wand:

• Slide wands are an option for some of the venetian blinds we supply. It uses a push up and pull down feature to operate the blind, allowing no cords or chains to have to be in use. The wand can also be used to tilt the blind in certain light conditions.

Built-in Safety Features:

All cord or chain operated blinds now come with standard built-in safety features in order to meet the regulations. So you can be assured that all blinds you purchase from us will provide basic safety features already within, such as chain-break connectors, cord condensers and cord breakaway systems. These systems are available on blinds that require a chain or cord operation such as roller, roman, venetian and some vertical blinds.

Separate Safety Features:

If you feel that cordless options or those with built-in safety devices are unsuitable for your requirements, then the only alternative is to use a blind with a separate safety device such as a tensioning system or an accumulation device like a cleat. It is vital to make sure the device is securely fitted and always used in order to meet regulations.

If you have a blind that was made before the laws came into practice, or require extra safety, we can supply you with these devices to make your existing blind safe.

If you require any more information, or simply just want to explore through our product types and materials, then feel free to pop over to our showroom, and one of our team will be happy to assist you!

More Information

The video below has been provided by the British Blind and Shutter Association (BBSA). Please watch this video to gain a more detailed, broader approach to the options available. Please note: we do not provide all solutions mentioned in the video.

BBSA Window Blind Safety Brochure

Decora Child Safety Brochure

Luxaflex® Child Safety Brochure

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