Cream Venetian Blinds
Cream Venetian Blinds in Three Warm Tones
Our cream venetian blinds are made to measure in the UK with slim 25mm aluminium slats in three creams: a soft, comforting cream, a cream with a subtle warm metallic sheen, and a smooth satin cream that reflects light. Each cream venetian blind tilts to filter daylight and wipes clean. A 4 year guarantee covers every blind, and up to ten free samples let you see which cream suits your walls and light.
Cream Instead of White, in Either Range
Cream is softer than white and works well where white would feel stark, such as a south-facing room or a home with warm walls and wood floors. It sits well with beige, brown and natural fabrics. For a crisper look see our white venetian blinds, and for the same warm tone in wood see our cream wooden blinds.
There are two ways to buy the cream blind. Bracket-fixed blinds use a cord and wand and cover windows from 61cm up to 400cm wide. Perfect Fit blinds clip between the glass and the beading of a uPVC window, so they need no drilling and no cords, but they stop at 137.2cm by 213.4cm and come in a white, golden oak or mahogany frame.
Cream Venetian Blind FAQs
How do the three cream venetian blinds differ?
One is a soft, plain cream, one has a subtle warm metallic sheen, and one has a smooth satin finish that reflects more light. Order samples of the ones you like to compare them against your walls.
Do cream venetian blinds look yellow?
Cream has a warm undertone, so it looks softer than white and can look more golden in warm light. Free samples show how it looks in your own light.
Do you make cream wooden venetian blinds?
Our cream venetian blinds are aluminium. For a cream wood look, see our cream wooden blinds.
Can I get cream venetian blinds that clip into a uPVC window?
Yes. All three creams are also made as clip-in Perfect Fit blinds, up to 137.2cm wide by 213.4cm high, in a white, golden oak or mahogany frame, with no drilling and no cords.
How do I measure my windows for cream venetian blinds?
Take three readings for the width and three for the drop and keep the smallest figures. See our venetian blind measuring guide for the diagrams. If you do measure wrong, our measurement protection gives you a reduced price on a replacement, depending on the blind.