Cream Blackout Blinds
Two Warm Neutrals in Blackout
Our cream blackout blinds are Cream Minus The Ice and I Can't Believe It's Not, each made to measure in the UK as a roller blind and as a vertical blind. Cream Minus The Ice is a soft cream, and I Can't Believe It's Not is a beige.
Both have a PVC-coated fibreglass core that blocks out light, is waterproof and wipes clean.
Cream or Beige, Roller or Vertical
Cream suits warm, off-white walls and wood floors, and beige goes with natural tones. A roller sits flat on a standard window, and a vertical suits a wide window or door up to 500cm wide, with slats turned by a wand.
Order a free sample of each tone. Our blackout bedroom blinds page has the full range of colours.
Cream Blackout Blind FAQs
What blackout blind blocks the most light?
The fabric on both roller and vertical blinds blocks light. A fully closed roller tends to have fewer gaps than a vertical, but verticals are favoured because the slats can be turned to let light in.
What are blackout blinds made of?
A fibreglass core laminated with a PVC coating. The coating is what gives the blinds their blackout feature.
Are cream blackout blinds easy to keep clean?
Yes. The coating is tough to stain and can be cleaned with a wet wipe or cloth.
What is the difference between the two creams?
Cream Minus The Ice is a cream and I Can't Believe It's Not is a beige. Order a sample of each.