Bathroom blinds

Explained

Bathroom blinds, explained

Bathroom blinds need to cope with moisture, give privacy and be easy to keep clean. In this filter, that mostly means made-to-measure roller and vertical blinds in wipeable, waterproof or easy-wipe fabrics, with plenty of plain neutrals and a few soft textured or lightly patterned designs. Rollers give a neat, simple cover across the whole window, while verticals are useful if you want to angle the louvres for light and privacy. For steamy rooms, these practical finishes are usually the starting point, and your advisor can confirm the best option on the day.

These bathroom ranges suit clean, practical interiors: plain modern schemes, soft greys and creams, and simple rooms that need texture without busy pattern.

How to choose

1. 1

   Choose by moisture level

   For bathrooms, wipeable and waterproof roller fabrics are the most obvious fit, especially near showers, baths and sinks. If the room gets very steamy, ask your advisor which fabric and fitting position will suit the window best.

2. 2

   Think about privacy and light

   A roller blind covers the whole pane when lowered, which suits overlooked windows. Vertical blinds let you tilt the louvres to soften the view in and adjust the daylight through the room without raising the blind fully.

3. 3

   Use colour to set the room

   This filter leans towards whites, creams, greys and soft stone shades, with some subtle leaf, wave and marbled textures. Pale colours keep a bathroom light, while a darker blind can give contrast if the room already has enough natural light.