When it comes to choosing a colour as flexible as beige, it can be pretty tricky; with a great choice of tones, hues, and shades, any colour on the chart can be enhanced from this plain yet elegant colour. From neon colours to cool shades of grey/white, you can be sure they’ll all fit in perfectly with support from the colour beige.
Ivory
Historically, ivory has been used in classic and traditional based interiors, especially as a base colour on walls, blinds and curtains. When the sun hits the blinds, it creates a warm and cosy feeling in the room – bringing a feeling of comfort to your room.
With ivory being closely related to the colour yellow, this may make you want to add a yellow colour into the interior to support the ivory colour in the room, don’t hesitate to combine ivory and yellow colours– they’re a great match, even something as little as a cushion cover to a patterned yellow blind. Ivory is a great base colour; it allows you to choose even more bold colours, including navy blue or maroon colours—a perfect colour choice for any room.
Cream
The cream colour is a stunning versatile shade that helps bring a modern and sophisticated touch to your room. The contrast between dark shades and dark wood paired with a soft cream creates a perfect harmony in interior design. Perfect to match with dark wooden furniture and picture frames. You can paint your walls a soft cream and match it with a dark patterned blind.
Bright and bold colours can easily match with cream blinds and create a different look for your room. These blinds are ideal for every room and are a perfect choice.
Stone
A popular choice of colour for blinds, the stone is a rich shade of beige that effortlessly fits traditional and rustic style homes. The stone colour is most definitely on the bolder edge of the beige colour chart; it can be used as a toner or the dominant colour – both equally stylish.
The best colours to pair stone with would be white, rich wood, and even lighter cream shades. If you’re looking for blinds to compare to a stone colour, an oak or walnut colour blind is one of the most recommended matches, ranging from wood venetians to simple roller blinds – there is a choice for you.
Interested in natural colours?
Take a look at our beige and natural coloured blinds – we have a wide variety of them across our products. You are sure to find something you love here.