Bay window blinds

7 years ago

Our bay window seems to be a bit different at the top from the norm. I'm struggling to see how individual roller or venetian blinds could be attached as the side panes don't have a continuous top (hope the picture makes more sense!). Any ideas?

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Daisy England

7 years ago

I agree it is strange. Mine comes right to the edge so doesn't create a problem.

Could you put in a false bit of ceiling so it goes to the edge of the windows and then you'd be able to hang blinds?

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Elle Wan
7 years ago
I had conservatory fitted blinds in my bay windows and they look really good. I didn't have much room at the top to put shutters so decided on the fitted blinds
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Sarah Bp
Original Author
7 years ago
Do you mean like wooden shutters? I do love the look of them but I had them in my old house and found they blocked too much light for me and are pricey!
Elle Wan
7 years ago
I had fitted blinds not wooden shutters put in. However if you are worried about blocking light the fitted blinds have small slats so may not be right for you. Google fitted blinds
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Robert Way - One of the Great British Designers
7 years ago
Have you thought of looking at bottom up blinds?

http://www.bottomupblinds.co.uk/
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Baileys Blinds Ltd
7 years ago
Hi Sarah, you might be able to go with a Perfect Fit or Intu blind that fits into the frame of the window rather than the recess. These come as venetian, roller and pleated blinds so you have control and fabric choice.
dannyandalfie
7 years ago
Hi it looks like you have water damage above the window so when repairing it you should try to recess the blinds or shutter frame into it.
Kate Kleinman
7 years ago
How about putting frosting film on the bottom half or top section? You don't look like you are too overlooked.
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Appeal Home Shading
7 years ago
Frame fit blinds are
perfect for difficult or obscurely-shaped windows, and a pleated or venetian
finish would work brilliantly for your room, allowing you to regulate the
amount of light that comes in. Alternatively window
shutters might provide the solution – combining a stylish look with adjustable
light control and privacy.

To achieve an outcome
that works best for you, it’s worth considering a free, no-obligation design
consultation with an expert member of our design team.

For more information
you can visit: www.appealshading.com

Hope this helps!

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