Vibrant petrol blue set against brown and beige on a pearly white textured background gives these retro patterned roller blinds a rich luxurious look and feel. They are the perfect way to create a colourful vintage look at the windows. They’re blackout too, so they’re ideally suited to bedrooms or any room where you require a greater degree of light and privacy control.
The selected roller blinds were delivered quickly and well packed. Measurements were exactly as ordered and the blinds exceeded our expectations. I will definitely use this company again.
The only company I could find that had the wider width I needed. Good price and they look great. Good customer service too as we had a slight problem that the blinds would not lower, emailed in the evening and they responded early the next morning, advice was given, which works and now installed they're looking great. The delivery company very efficient too with good communication
A very efficient and easy-to-use service. Samples were provided quickly and the measuring instructions were easy to follow. Our blinds arrived exactly to our specifications and fit perfectly. They are good quality and we were very pleased with the colour. We also liked the huge choice of colours and finishes on offer. Would definitely recommend English Blinds and will, no doubt, use them again in the future.
I'm really pleased with our new blinds. The fitting was reasonably straightforward and they look great. Excellent quality and would buy from them again.
Good quality product, secure fittings and build. Have ordered two more now
Excellent service!
I would recommend English Blinds, the roller blinds I ordered are so nice and are well-made too. There was a great choice of patterns and colours. Choosing which one to have was the most difficult bit, but ordering and receiving was easy. I would definitely them use again.
Once again the quality of the product was superb. I placed the order on 25th May and received it on the 3rd of June two days early. The service was excellent. You ask if there are areas where you could make improvements. As far as I can see there are none. I always say that if a system isn't broken don't fix it. Once again thanks for a class product.