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How to accessorise with grey window blinds
A perfect blend of black and white, grey is a chameleon with the ability to adapt to virtually any room, setting and mood. It offers sophistication and elegance and yet can also be bold and exciting In colour psychology grey is the colour of peace and balance, as it is calming and relaxing on the eyes.
Grey is a neutral that has taken the place of beige and ivory in recent years. Let grey take a back seat allowing an accent colour to come to the forefront or use it to stand proud and make a statement. As there at least 50 shades of grey, there's a tone and hue to suit everyone's personality, decorating motif and style of home. When using grey window blinds to accessorise give these points some consideration to help you select the right shade of grey.
Warm greys
Warm greys are typically yellow colour based, this gives them a country feel that isn't too overpowering. They team well with soft chartreuse yellows and work wonderfully with bright citrus tones. A grey Roman blind is a great choice for a country themed living room or chose a seductive satin grey blind for the bedroom. Warm greys are good for small rooms and rooms where the furniture and soft furnishings take centre stage. The pale tones will help disperse natural light throughout the room, with both roller and Roman blinds giving you a full panorama to outside when raised during the day time.
Metallics
Ideal for use in contemporary and modern homes metallics ate bang on-trend this year. Use perforated aluminium Venetian blinds for an industrial loft apartment motif. These stunning window blinds allow tiny dots of light to filter through to diffuse light and cast patterns inside the room. Aluminium Venetian blinds are also a good choice for bathrooms and home office. They give complete privacy and give you complete control over the amount of light entering the room. In small rooms, such as bathrooms, opt for the pale metallic colours, such as silver, to help make the space look and feel light and airy.
The deeper tones, such as gun metal and pewter are perfect for larger rooms and can help to achieve a balanced look on large windows.
Cool greys
Blue colour based, cool greys are very accommodating and will suit many different decorating motifs. and room sizes. Those with lavenders undertones are ideal for busy rooms, as they calm a scheme down. Children's rooms and bedrooms are ideal places for cool grey window blinds. Use grey blackout Roman blinds in bedrooms to minimise the amount of light pollution entering the room.
Dark greys
Darker, flatter greys, like a wool suit, will sit comfortably in your home without being visually jarring. Pewter and charcoal are good shades to choose, whether they be Venetian, Roman or roller blinds. Dark grey window blinds are ideal for larger rooms or when you want to make a room cosier and warming. These darker shades work well with in a contemporary and modern interiors and are perfect for anchoring lively colour schemes with vibrant accents such as citrus yellow, fuchsia pink, bright teal and orange.
Add a touch of femininity
Greys with a pink colour base can be used as a springboard for feminine pinks. These softer tones of grey are ideal for bedrooms or living rooms when you're looking for elegance and sophistication. Greys with soft undertones of lavender will also give a room a touch of stylish femininity. Grey velvet Roman blinds work incredibly well in master bedrooms, adding a touch of plush, refined elegance with dreamy, gentle vibes of a silvery grey moon, mist and clouds. Hot pink and grey are a winning colour combination that continues to be popular for contemporary décor, especially for teens bedrooms and gender friendly master bedrooms where there is no dominance between the two colours.
The masculine effect
Go bold with charcoal, pewter, lead and steel to achieve the masculine effect. Opt for plain grey window blinds that offer a no-nonsense look for practicality and functionality. Venetian blinds are perfect for living rooms, bathrooms and kitchens and bedrooms that have a strong masculine scheme. Alternatively softer the masculinity a touch using paler shades of grey Roman or vertical blinds.
