For your bedroom

A softer start. A quieter finish.

Choose the light you wake up to and the atmosphere you come home to. Blinds, curtains or a combination can each work beautifully; start with how you sleep and how you use the room.

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Full-length ivory sheer curtains across a bedroom window beside a dressing table
Installed by Baldoyle Blinds

Three products, one room

One bedroom, day and night.

Oslo wave curtains, white Hampton shutters and a discreet motorised roller blind bring three different window treatments together in a softly coordinated bedroom.

Bedroom in daylight with taupe Oslo wave curtains, white Hampton shutters and a Bella Paper roller blind lowered partway
Daylight · curtains open, shutter louvres tilted, roller blind partly lowered.

In this room

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What matters in this room?

Light at bedtime

Ask about blackout fabrics or linings if a darker room matters. Light can still enter around an ordinary fitted blind; fabric and fitting need to be considered together.

Privacy through the day

A sheer layer can soften daylight, with a separate blind or curtain for privacy after dark. Check the effect in your own lighting.

The feeling of the room

A simple roller keeps the window understated. Roman folds and full-length curtains bring more visible fabric, texture and softness.

Different ways to dress your window.

Free home consultation

Let’s consider your bedroom.

Bring your ideas and saved fabrics. We’ll help with samples, measurements and the details that make the right choice.

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